Tory minister no-showing the energy bills inquiry is more proof the government couldn’t care less about poor households this winter
On 13 September, the Energy Security and Net Zero Committee ...
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Bomb blast at Gaza border kills five Palestinians
A bomb blast killed at least five Palestinians in the ...
The World Bank won’t stop financing fossil fuel projects, despite climate commitments
The World Bank Group (WBG) is showing no signs of ...
Families seeking asylum in UK face ‘inhumane’ conditions, says Human Rights Watch
On 14 September, the NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) released ...
Peers wrecked the trophy hunting bill’s chances by debating until time ran out
On 12 September, the House of Lords met for the ...
The GMB Union is balloting 50,000 members over strike action across local councils
The GMB union has said it is balloting over 50,000 ...
An anthropologist predicted the current failings of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals – spoiler, it’s all capitalism
In part one of this two-part article, we took a ...
New UN sustainable development report finds world failing on multiple global crises
A new United Nations (UN) report has found that nations ...
The Tories have invited countries they admit are abusing human rights to a global arms fair
The Tory-led UK government has revealed that it invited eight ...
‘The toxic poster child of Europe’: the UK’s controversial pesticide policies
A new study has revealed that, post-Brexit, the UK government ...
Small island states call out rich nations’ climate responsibility in historic ocean tribunal hearing
Leaders of nine small island states turned to the UN ...
From protests to judicial reviews, the Bibby Stockholm looks like it’s sinking fast
The Tories are now facing a judicial review over the ...
Kuenssberg’s ‘State of Chaos’ was little more than centre-right political porn for the middle classes
Laura Kuenssberg's State of Chaos aired on BBC2 on Monday ...
Major insurance companies shun new oil and gas in the biodiverse Congo Basin – it could be a death knell for big oil in the DRC
New research has thrown cold water over a French fossil ...
Parliamentary report finds photo voter ID requirement is systemically flawed
A parliamentary review committee said the new voter ID system ...
Closing rail ticket offices is the ‘right thing for the British public’, says Sunak
Prime minister Rishi Sunak told reporters that rail ticket office ...
As opposition to the DSEI arms fair intensifies, over 40 Israeli arms companies have set up shop
The Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair is ...
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