Absolutely insupportable. Labour have a massive majority. Itβs a hugely popular issue. To fail to act would be a dereliction of historic proportions, and utterly inexplicable.
Absolutely insupportable. Labour have a massive majority. Itβs a hugely popular issue. To fail to act would be a dereliction of historic proportions, and utterly inexplicable.
Pfft! Who needs to travel to see a Black Grouse lek when you can squint at local Rooks strutting their stuff?
(String anything, me. π)
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Text explaining how there isnβt a war on cars, with all the benefits of reallocating street space to move a lot more people with a lot less space and other consequences, including life and death, pollution/emissions, public and personal costs, etc. Providing more choices works better for everyone, including drivers. And more transportation choices support the economic competitiveness of cities, as smart cities know.
Iβm not a fan of politicians trying to make people angry for votes by claiming there actually IS a βwar on carsβ (there isnβt β if anything thereβs been a war on every OTHER way of getting around since the 1960s).
A politician just made the claim on LinkedIn. Hereβs the reply I posted. #UrbanTruth
In 2025, broadcast TV climate coverage plummeted for the 3rd year in a row.
2022: 23 hours
2023: 17 hours - π25%
2024: 12 hours, 51 minutes - π25%
2025: 8 hours, 25 minutes - π35%
But hey, it's not like 2023, 2024, & 2025 were the 3 hottest years in recorded history by a lot. Nothing to see here!
The third para here is also evidence of this.
I presume they've left you with the task of collecting the π© to send on to them when you can? π
I'm not suggesting this is an open secret within the climate science community, but it's remarkable how little impact this sort of research is generating. Because if the rate of warming really has *doubled* then you can kiss goodbye to 2Β°C. www.carbonbrief.org/pace-of-glob...
What did we imagine, the people who thought it was OK to bomb Hospitals and schools in Gaza would suddenly magically change their MO?
Hope is rising across East Anglia. Campaigners from Herts to Norfolk are back on the streets with Brexitometers, marches and a renewed push to move Britain closer to the EU...and it's happening across the country.
The 10-year anniversary could be a turning point.
@eastangliabylines.co.uk
The American political class is utterly delusional, adrift in a dream of normality, unable to process the actual reality of events on the ground, where the US just launched a completely unprovoked war against a massive country, murdered its leadership, and demanded its conversion to a vassal state.
6. But again and again, legislators seem determined to make idiots of themselves on behalf of powerful industries. They are meant to represent our interests, not those of the lobbyists, but that message seems to have got lost. Vote for those who represent the people, not the money. 6/6
1. The European Parliamentβs attempt to ban plant-based foods from being sold as βsausagesβ, βburgersβ etc is a direct response to livestock industry lobbying. This is a short thread on how utterly bleeding ridiculous it is. π§΅1/6
So let's hurry up and rename hotdogs, kidney beans, peanut butter, shepherd's pie, fish fingers, chocolate eggs, lady fingers, oyster mushrooms, cream crackers, etc etc!
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Israel is bombarding, literally bombarding, two Middle East capitals, Beirut and Tehran, killing 100s of civilians, and yet the US and UK media continue to portray Iran as the threat to the region.
Israel has nukes, but Iran is the nuclear threat.
We live in Orwellian times.
Left behind: the UKβs roaming rip-off as the EU embraces the Western BalkansΒ |Β Cleisthenes' Disciple
One thing I'm watching for in the wake of the war in Iran: what happens to the Asiatic cheetah. This subspecies now only lives in Iran, with a population of just a few dozen, and wildlife never fares well in the wake of war and destabilization. ππ§ͺ
The Guardian on our new study, which shows that global heating is significantly gathering speed. Our efforts to overcome our fossil fuel addiction should do the same.
www.theguardian.com/environment/...
A reminder that there are young people in the UK who have been held in prison for up to two years without conviction for allegedly dismantling weapons of genocide.
The government has been proven wrong on all accusations against them so far.
Meanwhile:
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...
Climate change is increasingly implicated in the changing ranges & declines / spread of many species.
Are we sometimes reticent to consider it or discuss it as the implications are huge & far reaching - and this isnβt helpful for conservation orgs who want a positive angle?
#lowcarbonbirding
We tax electricity.
We tax gas.
We tax train tickets.
Jet fuel though? Not really.
The climate incentives are⦠interesting.
#FlightFreeβ¨#ClimateCrisis
This should make for a thoroughly depressing read and show the major impact that climate change has had - and will continue to have - on our avifauna, until we stop fossil fuels.
For many, many years weβve seen many species decline, and weβve considered many causes before realising a warming climate is contributing significantly. π€·ββοΈπ
Aye, definitely getting more difficult on my patch - I fear they'll be gone before long π’
The latter. Or the former. Or both. Or neither.
I see Farage is off to Mar-a-Lago to talk down Britain and suck up to Trump.
There's nothing patriotic about cheering on a foreign leader whose illegal war is sending British familiesβ energy bills through the roof.
Every single person in the entire chain of command that massacred the schoolgirls in Minab, and that is currently carpet bombing Iranian civilians, needs to be tried and jailed in The Hague. Sick, depraved monsters drunk on imperial hubris.
Westminster Meeting House raided by Metropolitan Police again. Statement: βFor Quakers, faith and action are inseparable. Peaceful protest, prayer and nonviolent action are integral parts of many Quakers' religious life. Whilst we take the planning of criminal acts very seriously, we believe that this incident is a deliberate targeting of committed young people who want to make our country a more equitable place. This raid is part of a systematic stifling of dissent. That this is the second time in a year that the police have raided our meeting house dramatically illuminates the broader trend in the UK of cracking down on those who disagree with the government. The right to protest is fundamental to our democracy. It's a key part of how people make their voices heard between elections.β β Oliver Robertson, Head of Witness and Worship Quakers in Britain, 5 March 2026
Yesterday evening, for the second time in a year, the Met Police raided Westminster Quaker Meeting House and arrested a number of young nonviolent activists.
STATEMENT: www.quaker.org.uk/news-and-eve...
Incredibly normal to be banging on the door of the Quakers repeatedly but allowing literal organisations such as Britain first to stalk homes of refugees and domestic violence survivors every weekend.
Totally normal is this government. Not worried at all.
Israeli forces launching massive airstrikes in southern Beirut only hours after issuing an evacuation order for the over 500,000 people living there displays an utter disregard for civilian lives. We saw these patterns in Gaza - it cannot happen again in Lebanon.
www.theguardian.com/world/2026/m...