As MPs debate our right to roam, new figures show how racialised the situation really is
Backbench MPs will debate England's access to nature on Thursday 18 May. In preparation, land justice group Right to Roam...
Thai elections deliver resounding blow to the royalist-military government
Thailand's progressive Move Forward Party (MFP) claimed victory in the country's election on 15 May. The result was a blow...
Spanish government approves financial measures amid devastating droughts
Spain's cabinet approved measures worth more than €2bn on 11 May to tackle serious drought in the country. The drought...
Horse racing pushes one horse to literal breaking point as his leg snaps during a race
This article contains graphic discussion of animal injury. A jockey at Fakenham Racecourse pushed their horse to breaking point on...
The Telegraph is still trying to help fox hunting by publishing very creative claims
The Telegraph has reported on a letter that claimed foxes are suffering a "catastrophic decline" because of the hunting ban. However,...
Met Police use the Tories’ draconian new anti-protest laws for a show of force during the coronation
The Metropolitan Police were out in force during the coronation of Charles Windsor on Saturday 6 May. During the run-up,...
‘Green’ investment funds are supporting fossil fuels, a new report finds
Major financial firms that publicly support efforts to limit the climate crisis have made billions of dollars of investments in...
Head of the UN’s COP28 climate conference claims fossil fuels still have a role to play
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) will host the UN's COP28 climate conference in November 2023. One of its senior politicians,...
El Niño set to return and fuel record global temperatures, UN warns
The UN has warned that the weather phenomenon El Niño is likely to develop in the coming months. This will...
French unions defiant after police attacked May Day protesters across the country
Police attacked protesters in France during large May Day celebrations. The international labour holiday took place during ongoing strikes and...
Pesticide sales remain high across the EU despite evidence of their harm, a new report reveals
The European Environment Agency (EEA) urged EU states on 26 April to reduce pesticide usage. The warning came as it...
More than a million food parcels given to children last year in Britain
The Trussell Trust said on 26 April that it had handed out 1.1m food parcels to children in the year...
France’s operation to deport thousands of migrants from island temporarily stopped by court ruling
Communities on the island of Mayotte - located between Madagascar and Mozambique - defended themselves against Fortress Europe on 25...
Macron faces resistance abroad as well as at home as his visit to the Netherlands is marred by protest
Protests noisily disrupted French president Emmanuel Macron during a state visit to the Netherlands on 11 April. Banner-waving demonstrators shouted...
Lawyers are fundraising to appeal ‘climate crisis’ contempt of court convictions
The Good Law Project announced on 6 April that it is supporting two of three Insulate Britain activists jailed for...
Germany is about to close its final nuclear power plants, but it’s still lagging on renewables
Germany will shut down its three remaining nuclear plants on 15 April. The country believes it can fulfil its green...
Turkish law enforcement used the earthquake as a cover for torture, a new report outlines
Human rights groups have said law enforcement in Turkey tortured alleged looters in the wake of the devastating February earthquake....
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