Cricket’s racism shame runs much deeper than Yorkshire
Azeem Rafiq has lifted the lid on racism at Yorkshire. But English cricket's racism problem is not confined to Headingley.
Top Covid adviser quits Sage and warns of ‘concerning’ virus levels
Sir Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, left Sage at the end of October, warning the crisis is "a long way from over".
Anti-trans activist quoted by BBC calls for trans women to be executed
Lily Cade - who featured prominently in a controversial recent BBC article - called for trans women to be lynched.
Sky calls on TV to set climate example, despite CEO’s private jet use
Sky CEO Dana Strong regularly commuted between Philadelphia and London by private jet, it has emerged.
Dozens of countries agree to slash methane emissions by 2030
Half the world’s top 30 methane emitters - including the US, EU, Indonesia and Canada - have signed up.
Elevenses: The New Denialism
From the newsletter: Climate change deniers haven't gone away, they've just changed their stripes.
BBC took £300,000 from Saudi oil giant despite eco pledges
Director general Tim Davie last month outlined a "deep decarbonisation" strategy to help the BBC reach net zero by 2030.
Days into COP, BP announces ‘better than expected’ profits
The oil giant said it had benefitted from soaring oil and gas prices, pushing profits to $3.3bn in Q3.
Brexit trade shift away from EU ‘could double UK shipping emissions’
'Global Britain' could increase emissions by the equivalent of 44,000 transatlantic flights, research found.