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The Inglorious Twelfth: Are we nearing the end of grouse shooting?
We need to move away from seeing nature as a resource to be plundered – and instead start re-building our ecosystems.
Kent’s moveable Brexit barrier won’t be completed until 2022
Grant Shapps said it would be ready by December 2020 when the transition period ends.
Exclusive: Campaigners criticise ‘revolving door’ as Serco appoints top ex civil servant
And a health minister is a former Serco lobbyist.
Sun and Mail refuse to mention climate change in heatwave reporting
The elephant in the room?
My family shouldn’t have to see racist murals when we’re drinking tea at the Tate
The mural depicts an enslaved black child being dragged with a chain around his neck.
Pay is still no higher now than when Labour left government
They’ve been in power 10 years and wages haven’t gone up one bit.
‘Sham’ consultation slammed amid fears of post Brexit power grab
The UK Internal Market white paper would see Westminster define how the devolved nations would interact with it post-Brexit.
Don’t force workers to chose between self-isolating or paying the bills, campaigners tell government
Workers who are asked to self-isolate should not do so at the expense of their income, say campaigners.
Inside the travel ban: The double bind of Brits in Spain
While there is a viral-control case for New Zealand-esque frontier closure, this is both impractical and unethical in a region of soft and porous borders.
Tories slammed over ‘disgraceful’ decision to resume arms sales to Saudi Arabia
The UK has licensed at least £5.3 billion worth of arms to Saudi Arabia since the conflict began in March 2015 – but the real figure could be far higher.