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Scottish Government could pardon miners convicted during 1980s strikes
Consultation finds overwhelming support for clearing ex-miners’ names.
Tory net zero plans will come to nothing if we keep fueling climate chaos abroad
British banks are still profiting from exploiting some of the most dangerous fossil fuel projects around the world.
Tory ‘chumocracy’ could extend to Covid-testing contracts, campaigners reveal
Several government-approved firms providing Covid tests have links to the Conservative party.
Tories must not abandon Afghan refugees to ‘barbaric’ regime, opposition MPs demand
The UK must live up to its obligations to those who assisted it over the two-decade war.
Adrian Ramsay and Carla Denyer launch Green Party leadership bid with pledge to win second MP
Denyer and Ramsay’s pitch to the membership is centred around professionalising the party, getting more Greens elected and pushing for action on the climate.
Why calls for more military intervention in Afghanistan spectacularly miss the point
Every justification for war used by Bush and Blair and their successors has been exposed as at best naive optimism and at worst outright deception.
Four questions Conservative party Co-Chair Ben Elliot should answer
Questions remain unanswered about the Advisory Board, privately marketed Covid tests and PR firm Hawthorn.
Barrister criticises borders bill saying it will undermine progress against modern slavery
Without a doubt it is going to make things worse, says Caroline Haughey QC.
Greenpeace activists protest Tesco as meat supplier linked to Amazon forest fires
“As the Amazon burns, will you continue to do business with forest destroyers, fanning the flames of the fires?” says Brazilian Indigenous Leader, Sonia Guajajara.
Bolsonaro’s handling of the pandemic could be his downfall as Lula’s popularity rises
Let’s express our solidarity with Lula and all Brazilians, making sure far-right Bolsonaro will be the next to go, says Claudia Webbe MP