Lords lowdown: A day of resounding defeats for the Government over the Immigration Bill
The Hostile Environment rightly took a battering in the House of Lords on Monday. Natalie Bennett explores what happened.
Green Politics
The Environment Bill has vanished
This crucial legislation can’t be allowed to fall off the agenda, writes Ruth Chambers.
“We can abolish destitution”: Highlights from the Green Party leaders’ conference address
What we heard from newly re-elected co-leaders Siân Berry and Jonathan Bartley at the party’s virtual conference.
Revealed: Government may intervene in Cumbria coal mine application
The council is set to approve the mine – but government could over-rule them.
Ancient woodland is being ‘obliterated’ by HS2, activists warn ahead of protests
The protests come as felling restarts on several key sites of ancient woodland. Pic: Calvert Jubilee Nature Reserve.
The Lords have stood up for farmers against the government – but will Tory MPs?
Will rural MPs side with the government or farmers?
The Green Party needs to answer some fundamental questions
Compass Greens write: “The party needs a new strategy. More of the same won’t deliver.”
Victory for environmentalists as plans for major North East coal mine rejected
“The beginning of the end of UK coal.”
Green Party leadership team re-elected – but few members turn out
Jonathan Bartley and Siân Berry will serve a second joint term, following a long and often heated contest.
“Spine chilling”: Former Counter-Terrorism boss on attempt to reclassify Extinction Rebellion as organised crime gang
Shock as government hints at reclassifying Extinction Rebellion.