National Gas now wholly owned by Thames Water ‘vampire’ bank
The last remaining chunk of National Gas – the network of gas pipes that fuels the entire UK – has just been bought by notorious bank Macquarie. It comes as,…
Gatwick departures disrupted by Just Stop Oil in Oil Kills demo
Just Stop Oil supporters have disrupted Gatwick departures at the airport. Just Stop Oil is working with groups internationally under the ‘Oil Kills’ banner to demand governments establish a fossil…
everything you didn’t know about ‘Something Ain’t Right’
The global girl group XG has unveiled Something Ain’t Right, the first pre-release track from their second mini album, scheduled for 8 November this year. The song is available on…
Steve Reed tried and fails to defend water privatisation
The Tories are out of power now, but their toxic legacy remains. While much of this ‘toxicity’ is figurative, in the case of the environment it’s very much literal, with…
Airport disruption enters fourth day as multiple global sites targeted
On Saturday 27 July, peaceful protests took place in at least six cities across six countries in support of Oil Kills – an international uprising to end oil, gas and…
three weeks of jaw-droppingly duplicitous foreign policy
Well blow me down with a feather. It has taken less than three weeks of a Labour Party government to confirm that no matter which group of elites we are…
Labour housing policy is still falling short on accessibility
So far, the policy announcements made by Labour regarding housing and in their Renters Reform Bill have mentioned affordability. However, accessibility and the plight of chronically ill and disabled people…
US sanctions target 60% of the world’s poorest countries
Analysis from the Washington Post has revealed that 60% of low income countries are under US sanctions. More broadly, one-third of all countries face some form of them. The US…
the stupor over Spain’s judicial abuse grows
In order to form a government of PSOE and Sumar (centre and left) and avoid one of PP and VOX (right and extreme right), they made a pact with eight…
half waiting over 75 days for claims to process
In just one year, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) made members of the public wait a collective 753 years for the department to answer calls to its key…
ICC challenge over Israel charges dropped by new UK government
The UK government will drop its challenge to arrest warrants sought by an ICC prosecutor for Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Downing Street confirmed on Friday 26 July. UK government…
government in court over disabled people
A legal challenge over the UK government’s failure to protect disabled people, property and infrastructure from the foreseeable impacts of the accelerating climate crisis was heard in the High Court…
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