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A scene from inside the occupied Greenpeace office

Time is running out for the planet, and Greenpeace just got a massive wake-up call

13 November 2018

Facebook just censored a video of historical journalism with one million views

13 November 2018

Simon Blevins, Richard Roberts, and Rich Loizou and supporters outside the High Court of Justice

As fracking protestors are freed, questions still remain over the judge who jailed them

13 November 2018

Thank god for Chuka Umunna’s new centrist thinktank. Rejoice for we are saved.

13 November 2018

$A fracking protest in Spain$

Fracking just suffered a worldwide protest across six continents

13 November 2018

Nicola Sturgeon delivering a speech at the RSA

Nicola Sturgeon nailed her Brexit speech, and the Express is not happy

13 November 2018

Lawyers and doctors seek urgent intervention to rescue illegally detained children from serious psychological trauma

13 November 2018

Runners for the Isle of Wight Bloodhounds

The National Trust just licensed its first hunt of the season and it’s not what people expected

3 May 2019

Images from the week's satirical stories

The week in satire Vol. #90

13 November 2018

$Alaniss Morisette Ironic with Cuadrilla Resources fracking logo$

Extreme weather just stopped a UK fracking company in its tracks. Irony overload.

13 November 2018

More DWP chaos as the Labour leadership faces a showdown with its grassroots

13 November 2018

$The High Court and a fracking flare$

A judge just threw the climate and a community under a bus

13 November 2018

One English farmer’s story of remarkable courage is taking film festivals by storm

13 November 2018

Teachers have a surprise in store for the government before budget day

13 November 2018

The DWP will now be debated in parliament. About time.

13 November 2018

$A protest against fracking in Lancashire$

A village on the climate crisis front line is taking matters into its own hands

13 November 2018

Judge Kavanaugh flanked by Democratic Donkey via Donkey Hotey Flicker No 2 770 x 403

We must not ignore the Democrats’ role in putting Kavanaugh on the US Supreme Court

13 November 2018

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Time is running out for the planet, and Greenpeace just got a massive wake-up call

Facebook just censored a video of historical journalism with one million views

As fracking protestors are freed, questions still remain over the judge who jailed them

Thank god for Chuka Umunna’s new centrist thinktank. Rejoice for we are saved.

Fracking just suffered a worldwide protest across six continents

Nicola Sturgeon nailed her Brexit speech, and the Express is not happy

Lawyers and doctors seek urgent intervention to rescue illegally detained children from serious psychological trauma

The National Trust just licensed its first hunt of the season and it’s not what people expected

The week in satire Vol. #90

Extreme weather just stopped a UK fracking company in its tracks. Irony overload.

More DWP chaos as the Labour leadership faces a showdown with its grassroots

A judge just threw the climate and a community under a bus

One English farmer’s story of remarkable courage is taking film festivals by storm

Teachers have a surprise in store for the government before budget day

The DWP will now be debated in parliament. About time.

A village on the climate crisis front line is taking matters into its own hands

We must not ignore the Democrats’ role in putting Kavanaugh on the US Supreme Court

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