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Climate protesters have disrupted fossil fuel giant Shell's AGM. On Tuesday 21 May, activists from multiple climate justice groups launched ...

With elections looming, EU must ramp up efforts to curb malign external interference

Well over a year since Qatargate first rattled the European Parliament, MEPs have secured an agreement for the creation of ...

Just 14% of people think their living standards have improved this year – despite Sunak’s rhetoric to the contrary

New polling has revealed that just one in seven people (14%) think their living standards are improving this year. Nearly ...

Palestine Action hit back at John Woodcock after they had to lawyer-up over his new report

The following article is a comment piece from Palestine Action On Tuesday 21 May, secretary of state James Cleverly will ...

Chris Packham helps launch a groundbreaking feature at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show

The National Autistic Society is aiming to raise awareness of autism and masking with a show garden at the world ...

Rishi Sunak and Benjamin Netanyahu Israel

Tories slammed over “ineffective” response to Israel AND for not stopping arms sale – by their OWN watchdog

On Tuesday 21 May the Independent Commission for Aid Impact (ICAI) has released its rapid review on UK aid to ...

Tories quietly change the law to give arms factories PROTECTION from protesters under ‘National Security’ guff

The Tories have quietly changed the law to allow arms factories to call themselves "prohibited places". This is under the ...

Exploring The Similarities Of Retail and iGaming

One involves the acquisition of goods and services. The other revolves around games of chance. Both rely on understanding consumer ...

Boys’ bikes: Choosing the best ride for your son

There's nothing quite like the thrill of a child speeding down the sidewalk on their own two wheels. It's a ...

Why does the UK have such a penchant for sports betting?

What is it with the UK and sports betting? On Saturdays, friends are asking each other about what accumulators they ...

Climate crisis drove record low Antarctic sea ice levels

Scientists have once again shown that the climate crisis is decimating the world's icy and sole uninhabited continent. In 2023, ...

Keir Starmer announcing Labour's six pledges Great British Energy

Corporate capitalists are still the biggest winners of Labour’s Great British Energy

by Hannah Sharland

The Labour Party has set out its flagship idea for energy in a time of climate crisis. The party opined ...

ICC prosecutor officially seeks arrest warrant for Netanyahu – but will the UK protect him?

by James Wright

International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Karim Khan has submitted his case to ICC judges that Israeli prime minister Benjamin ...

Workers extracting critical minerals in dangerous, toxic conditions without protection.

There’s already a shortage of critical minerals for renewable energy just as the industry’s human rights abuses come to light

by Hannah Sharland

A shortage of the critical minerals vital to the world's green transition is brewing. Just as a key international energy ...

Why is fuel poverty so challenging in Scotland?

Fuel poverty in Scotland remains a pressing issue, more pronounced than in the rest of the UK. Despite various government ...

The Week in Ableist Bullsht: minister reveals the DWP is even shtter than we thought

by Rachel Charlton-Dailey

19 May 2024

This week I wrote about how Keir Starmer’s Labour could be as dangerous for disabled people as the Tories and ...

Wes Streeting looking shocked NHS Labour

Doctors FURIOUS as Labour’s shadow NHS secretary shows he still doesn’t know how the NHS works