activists fight back against GDP
On Saturday 16 November, activists from Scientist Rebellion and Growth Kills took part in civil disobedience actions in several cities around the world. They were out to highlight how politicians,…
‘likely raped to death’ by Israel’s occupation forces
CONTENT WARNING: this article includes accounts of torture and sexual violence that readers may find distressing Dr Adnan Al-Bursh was among the best-trained medical professionals in occupied Gaza. He was…
Carbon markets subject to yet more greenwashing during COP29
As COP29 enters its second week – what exactly did the first deliver? Well, the verdict from some groups is not a lot. In fact, looking at the detail it…
eXodus continues as TERFS lose their brain-rotted minds
Following the most-recent US presidential election of Donald Trump, many people have been examining their social media preferences. The always-awful Twitter has become increasingly dreadful since Elon Musk took over,…
Youth Demand shut down roads in FIVE cities on 6th swarm day
Youth Demand supporters shut down London, Leeds, Manchester, Cambridge, and Exeter in a co-ordinated mass action on Saturday 16 November – closing 13 roads. It was the sixth day of…
March for Global Climate Justice sees nationwide protests
Thousands took to the streets of London on Saturday 16 November, joining a major alliance of climate justice organisations demanding the UK government end its reliance on fossil fuels, commit…
another Autistic woman with ARFID the NHS is abusing
Content warning: Saffron’s story around autism, ARFID, and the NHS may be distressing to some readers. It includes commentary on food, eating, mental health, and suicide that some readers may…
Labour facing a minority government under one-term Tory Keir?
I probably won’t be the first person to say this, and I expect it won’t be the last time I say this, but if I was a gambler I would…
Full English breakfast is actually almost completely foreign
When you talk to your neighbour and they say “we’re losing our identity, Muslims are taking over… what about our full English breakfasts?”, it does make you wonder just what…
Housing budget in the UK is subsidising landlords to tune of £26bn
88% of the UK’s housing budget goes into the pockets of landlords, according to the 2024 UK Housing Review. In fact, the UK spent more on housing in recent years…
Hourglass reveals the true of abuse against older people in the UK
A ground-breaking report from Hourglass, Economic Abuse by Numbers, has exposed the staggering social and economic costs of abuse against older people in the UK, revealing a hidden epidemic of…
Hunting Act is still not stopping fox hunting, 20 years later
The national animal welfare charity that helped orchestrate the introduction of the Hunting Act is using the law’s twentieth anniversary to call for tighter regulations. League Against Cruel Sports: Hunting…
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