‘Climate emergency requires urgent action in every community,’ insists Corbyn ahead of allotment visit
The Labour leader discussed jam-making with the green-fingered helpers and talked about problems with slugs before planting a blueberry bush.
Paediatricians share children’s drawings after release from ‘inhumane’ US detention camps
The children were asked to draw on canvases depicting their time spent in US custody.
Poll shows majority backing for LGBTQI+ relationship education in schools
Most people also supported individuals being able to self-identify their gender as one other than that in which they were ...
Ex-colonel says US at risk of ‘dangerous takeover’ by elitist ‘cretins’
Former US army colonel Lawrence Wilkerson has criticised the Donald Trump administration and US political elites, calling them “cretins”. He ...
Royal Marines enforce ‘economic war’ on Syria by helping to seize oil tanker
The Grace 1 was detained by the authorities in Gibraltar, suspected of carrying a cargo of crude oil destined for ...
National Trust promises to end investments in fossil fuel companies
The charity will divest the remaining 4% of its £1bn stock market portfolio currently invested in the polluting fuels within ...
Electoral Commission ‘very concerned’ about government move to further delay NI election
The Electoral Commission said Parliament ‘must ensure that the rights of voters in Northern Ireland are properly considered’.
Greater Manchester mayor calls parliament ‘poisonous’, says northerners ‘face discrimination’ in London
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham hit out at the ‘poisonous’ atmosphere at Westminster.
Activists from across Europe gather in Italy to plan support for northern Syria’s ecological revolution
Ecological activists from Switzerland, Italy, Britain and Germany gathered in the Italian Alps between 28 and 31 June in solidarity ...
Ireland’s bird population has been ‘decimated’ with some species facing local extinction
An Irish environmental organisation has stated that many bird populations on the island have been “decimated”. BirdWatch Ireland revealed that ...
UN believes Libya strike killing 44 refugees could be a war crime
An air strike which killed at least 44 civilians at a refugee detention centre near the Libyan capital of Tripoli ...
Hunt offers to strangle fox in desperate bid to Tory members
The public – by and large – fucking hate fox hunting. Tory members – by and large – couldn’t give ...
Ann Widdecombe criticised for comparing Brexit to ‘slaves rising against owners’
She said “there is a pattern that is present throughout history of oppressed people turning against their oppressors”.
Jeremy Hunt’s public support for hunting has spectacularly backfired
Jeremy Hunt has said that he would support a vote on lifting the hunting ban if he became prime minister. ...
Tommy Robinson’s broadcast ‘subjectively reckless’, High Court judges told
The former English Defence League (EDL) leader is said to have committed contempt of court by breaching a reporting ban.
Johnson and Hunt spending plans like ‘throwing sweeties at the children’
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have set out a series of eye-catching pledges to boost spending and cut taxes as ...
Fall in sales of low emission cars sparks ‘grave concern’
Demand for new alternatively-fuelled cars has fallen for the first time in more than two years, new figures show. Some ...
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