Water industry review will NOT look at privatisation failures
The Labour Party government has announced a review of the water industry and its regulation. Whilst it states it is the ‘largest review of sector since privatisation’ – the review…
PMQs had the vomit-inducing spectacle of a king Charles love-in
With Keir Starmer off to Samoa for a meeting, the Labour Party and Tory deputies faced off at Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs). The results were a vomit-inducing spectacle around a…
a poem describes living with ME/CFS
Living with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME/CFS) is physically devastating – but the social isolation that comes with it is often less discussed. Family and friends don’t always understand the disease’s hallmark…
Palestine to take centre stage in Bristol as the RED LINE arrives
This Saturday 26 October, people from Bristol together with groups from around the region, will gather to express their horror over the continuing death toll caused by Israel’s genocide in…
Assisted dying campaign group has ties to right-wing think tanks
A key campaign organisation and its sister charity lobbying the Labour Party government to pass a new law on assisted dying has taken significant funds from a billionaire’s philanthropic fund…
Fox hunting hounds rampage through SECOND rural village
Yet another pack of fox hunting hounds have been allowed to run amok through a rural village – all thanks to their owners’ inability to control them. More fox hunt…
Sudan deaths rocket since Sunday amid ongoing conflict
Sudanese volunteer rescuers reported four children were among 20 people killed in an army air strike in Sudan’s capital Khartoum on Tuesday 22 October, adding to dozens killed in Al-Jazira…
Just Stop Oil Sunak Singers freed by judge in obvious show trial
Just Stop Oil’s so-called ‘Sunak Singers’ have been acquitted, after what was essentially a show trial by the state. Just Stop Oil’s Sunak Singers Back in November 2023, a group…
Labour is ushering in austerity 2.0
Cross-party MPs including former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and former shadow chancellor John McDonnell have written to Rachel Reeves to demand she brings in a wealth tax in the…
BRICS Summit dedollarization on the menu as UN chief may attend
The BRICS Summit taking place in Kazan, Russia, from October 22 to 24 is a pivotal gathering in global geopolitics. The summit brings together the original BRICS members – Brazil,…
Frequent flying tax could be a game changer in the climate crisis
A frequent flying tax across Europe would increase aviation tax revenues to €64bn, without any financial cost to the majority of people, according to a report from Stay Grounded, the…
Drax the subject of parliament protest on biomass day of action
Climate justice campaigners in London joined groups around the world on Monday 21 October. It was for an International Day of Action on Big Biomass. Campaigners staged a ‘Save Nature,…
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