George Monbiot tackles John Cleese’s cancel culture argument in blistering thread
"Let's talk about some cancelled subjects," Monbiot wrote.
Environmentally conscious Brits are ‘keeping up with the greens’ after seeing neighbours’ homes and driveways
More than a quarter have bought an electric vehicle to match the one on next door’s driveway and 28 per cent have purchased solar panels after seeing them on a neighbour’s roof.
Demands for ‘cruel, Dickensian’ Vagrancy Act to be scrapped – 6 months after Govt said it would be
The 19th-century law criminalises people for rough sleeping or begging, with anyone prosecuted facing a fine of up to £1,000 and a criminal record.
Autumn hols: National Trust reveals how climate crisis will hit holidaying
Delayed high seasons and more trees: the National Trust is planning for climate catastrophe.
Post-Brexit food shortages ‘worst I’ve seen’, Co-op boss says
Brexit and Covid-19 are causing shortages and diminished variety on supermarket shelves, Steve Murrells said.
Beer of the Week: Beavertown Bones Lager
A new lager from the prolific north London brewery.
Quick-witted dad uses spelling howler to trick xenophobes into donating for Afghan refugees
Simon said: “I used the misspelling as I’m fed up with seeing it on Facebook and far right-wingers misreading the situation and using it as an opportunity to be racist."
‘No blank cheque’: Unite elects first female general secretary – with Starmer warning
Sharon Graham is set to succeed Len McCluskey after narrowly beating Steve Turner in a ballot of members.
Sturgeon commits to coronavirus inquiry for Scotland ‘by end of year’
A UK-wide inquiry is expected to begin in spring 2022.