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Olivia Blake MP: ‘Rather than drilling for more fuel to pour on the climate emergency, it’s time for the real security of a sprint to renewables’
The Offshore Petroleum Licensing Bill does nothing to fulfill our climate and nature targets
Getting desperate? Tories say they will ‘consider Nigel Farage’s application’ to join party ahead of election
Holden’s remarks come after Sunak himself refused to rule out welcoming Farage back into the Tory party.
Watchdog confirms government may have broken law on river pollution
‘Rather than raise its ambition when it comes to protecting our rivers, the government has left the law unenforced for years and encouraged some actors to pollute our waterways.’
Human rights organisations demand weapons embargo to stop fuelling Gaza crisis
‘All states have an obligation to prevent atrocity crimes and promote adherence to norms that protect civilians. The international community is long overdue to live up to these commitments.’
Could the Tories still win?
Could 2024 become remembered for the British people ‘hurling the findings of the opinion polls back into the faces of the pollsters,’ as Times’ journalist George Clarke wrote following the Tories’ shock win in 1970?
Brexit and cost-of-living crisis force Spanish NHS workers to abandon Britain
‘Good luck NHS nurses, you need it.’
Nicola Sturgeon hailed as ‘most relatable politician’ for Boris Johnson is a ‘f***ing clown’ comment
‘Peak honesty in politics’
The key dates which could decide Rishi Sunak’s future as Tory leader
It’s being reported that the mysterious Conservative Britain Alliance (CBA), is now behind an increased push to get rid of Sunak before the election.
Will the perpetrators in the Post Office scandal be held to account?
We need a government with a will to break the iron-grip of corporations and elites on institutions of government.
Here’s what the next Labour government can do to protect the UK from flooding and extreme weather events
Flood-related damage already costs an average of £700m annually, and global temperature rises could see this bill go up by 20 per cent over the next century,