What we need to learn from Donald Trump’s election victory
Trump’s victory is a wakeup call. It is time to regroup and get serious about the world we want to live in.
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Government to ban new coal mining schemes
It comes as the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) issued a red alert on the first day of the UN Climate Change Conference, COP29.
Chair of Poplar and Limehouse Labour calls for resignation of chief executive of Tower Hamlets council over serious failings
‘It is clear that these actions are incompatible with the council’s Core TOWER values – Together, Open, Willing, Excellent and Respect.’
Must watch: Right-wing arguments on climate change dismantled in a single clip
“Seriously, stop bringing problems to the table and start bringing solutions.”
How Trump’s win upends Rachel Reeves’ budget
Trump’s commitment to protectionism has destroyed the growth models on which Reeves’s budget was built
Parmjit Dhanda: Heathrow Expansion can Deliver the Growth Britain Needs
In 2015, the Independent Airport’s Commission (led by Sir Howard Davies) concluded that, by 2060, a new runway at Heathrow would create £147 billion for the UK economy.
Keir Starmer takes Nigel Farage apart at PMQs
Labour leader Keir Starmer took Nigel Farage apart in the Commons today during PMQs, mocking him for his many trips to the U.S. Farage is a keen supporter and ally of Trump, who last week became the first convicted criminaltest
Guardian announces it will no longer be posting on Elon Musk’s X because it’s a ‘toxic platform’
The Guardian has announced that it will no longer be posting on any official Guardian editorial accounts on the social media site X (formerly Twitter). The paper announced today that it thinks the ‘benefits of being on X are nowtest
Liz Truss brutally mocked after claiming Trump can ‘save Europe’ and prevent UK ‘blackouts’
Trump has made clear that he will push ahead with tax cuts for the wealthy, a move that Truss replicated in the UK to disastrous effect.
Ed Miliband hits back at Trump’s denials of climate change
The WMO has said that 2015-2024 will be the warmest ten years on record with the loss of ice from glaciers, sea-level rises and ocean heating acceleration.
Angela Rayner opens up possibility of four-day working week in local councils
Could other local councils follow…