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Brexit is an opportunity to improve on the EU’s failed Emissions Trading System – but the Tories aren’t taking it
Brexit or not, the UK needs a far more ambitious approach to climate change.
When it’s finally published, the government’s green paper needs to recognise the scale of dementia
Policy on dementia needs a shake-up
Dear Westminster Abbey: The threat of nuclear annihilation is not something to ‘give thanks’ for
The Church should we working to oppose nuclear weapons, not celebrate them, writes Natalie Bennett.
It’s game on for the European Elections. Remainers need to get organised
Any European Parliament elections will be bitter, divisive and fraught. But Remainers will have to campaign with all they’ve got.
It’s no wonder people feel voiceless: the two party system locks us out of politics
As a footballer, David Wheeler almost unique in being engaged in politics. But like many he feels unrepresented by Westminster’s system.
The Corbyn firing range footage should come as no surprise: the army is deeply political
The army is a powerful institution embedded in the British state. We have to treat it as such, writes Symon Hill.
Labour’s leaders must remember that the membership wants a final say
Over 72% of Labour members want a ‘final say’.
“I can’t trust adults to act responsibly any more” – Teenagers block fracking seminar
“Investing in fracking at this point in time is both criminally harmful to our futures as young people and is used to stall development in renewable energy.”
Far-right Newport West candidate defends soldiers shooting at Corbyn image
Hugh Nicklin said the video was “horse play”
Prem Sikka: The ‘Big Four’ accounting firms should be broken up
A new parliamentary report is right to propose tough action