A brave new London – Re-imagining the capital post-Brexit and post-Covid
From a Citizen's Assembly to rooftop farms, the only way to build back is to build back bold after these two seismic events.
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‘Progress is inevitable’: The history-making duo vying to lead the Greens
Amelia Womack and Tamsin Omond want to be the next co-leaders of the Green Party.
Elevenses: Where Next For XR?
From the newsletter: How a fortnight of disruption is received will tell us a lot about the activist group’s next steps.
Watch: Anti-vaxxers storm ITN, abuse Channel 4’s Jon Snow
Crowds of maskless people were pictured inside the reception of the building in central London.
Stephen Fry backs Extinction Rebellion as two-week protest looms
The actor praised the group for their efforts ahead of a planned two-week demonstration in central London.
Policing Extinction Rebellion has cost taxpayers £50 million in two years
A fresh wave of action by the group is planned this month - and the police is worried.
SNP near power-sharing agreement with Greens as pandemic strengthened ‘arguments for independence’
In response to Labour and Tory backlash a spokesman for the Scottish Greens said: “It’s no surprise that parties only interested in scoring political points would be alarmed about any suggestion of co-operation in the interests of people and planet."
US declares Colorado River water shortages for first time ever
Washington declared a water shortage on the Colorado River, threatening the water access of 40 million people.
Ken Loach responds to Labour as union to ballot party over redundancies
"Democracy is dying in the Labour party," said Loach.