Will the Tories cave in to the anti-aid fanatics in their manifesto?
A cut to much-needed international aid could be on its way, writes Natalie Bennett.
Natalie Bennett
Natalie Bennett is leader of the Green Party.
Why Green peers opposed the election bill
“The situation of all of us having the politics the few pay is dangerous”
A ‘citizen army’ is no substitute for proper regulation
The trained volunteers would help spot invasive species, but it doesn’t let the government off the hook
Demagogues like Johnson are putting the rule of law under threat. We have to fight to defend it
Celebrate the rule of law – we may need more of it in coming days.
The pro-European, pro-transformation movement has come a long way in a year
A lot has changed from last year.
Natalie Bennett: How a spat over the railways made me realise we need to up our expectations
It’s time to demand a real service and take back travelling by train as the natural, economical choice.
Natalie Bennett: The anti-fracking movement is causing seismic waves
Fracking has energised and motivated a vast and cross-political resistance movement against it.
Dear Westminster Abbey: The threat of nuclear annihilation is not something to ‘give thanks’ for
The Church should we working to oppose nuclear weapons, not celebrate them, writes Natalie Bennett.
Rich people should not be able to buy our politics – whether they live here or not
The Overseas Electors Bill is a chance to talk about rooting big money out of politics, says Natalie Bennett.
Natalie Bennett: The case of the ‘disappearing blouse’ and how fashion is killing the planet
Our addiction to cheap, fast fashion is costing the Earth.