Despite reductions in greenhouse gas emissions in the UK across 2016/17, a failure to tackle emissions produced by transport is holding back further decreases, with emissions from transpo...
More and more often, public law enforcement and justice services, from our prisons to handing out fines for littering, are being outsourced to private, profit-making companies. Former Gre...
January 2019 marks two years since Northern Ireland’s devolved government collapsed at Stormont. Jordan Smith argues that this collapse benefits the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and it...
Following the crushing defeat of Theresa May’s Brexit deal in Parliament, the beleaguered prime minister has invited MPs from all parties to discuss their proposals for moving forward wit...
Calls for the government to invest in renewable energy have increased in fervour after the Japanese firm Hitachi announced it was scrapping plans for a £16-billion nuclear power plant at ...
After months of protracted negotiations to reach the point where a deal on the UK’s departure from the EU could be put before MPs, the House of Commons has resoundingly rejected May’s Bre...
The government has pledged to develop a ‘world-leading’ target for reducing exposure to pollution in the UK, focusing particularly on agricultural practices and wood-burning stoves. Howev...
As the Brexit debate gets underway in Parliament, a number of Tory MPs have defied the party whip to vote in favour of amendments that they hope will help to make a no deal less likely.
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The European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK can revoke Article 50 without the need for support from the other EU states, after politicians debated Brexit live on Channel 4 in adva...
The UN has begun 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, ending on 10 December – Human Rights Day. Amelia Womack, Green Party Deputy Leader, has long campaigned for misogyny to...
