Ealing could’ve had 14 more left-wing wins with Indy-Green collaboration
The Green Party did well in the 2026 local elections, especially in London. In Ealing, for example, it got five new councillors. But if it had worked together with local…
Eye witnesses to al Mughayyir school shooting in no doubt that head of Homesh “Religious School” is the culprit
On 21 April, illegal settler and head of Homesh “religious school”, Schmuel Wendy, shot dead two Palestinians outside al Mughayyir boy’s School, in the occupied West Bank. One was a…
More animal welfare charities call for an end to the guga hunt
Two leading animal welfare organisations are calling on the new Scottish parliament to end the annual guga hunt on Sula Sgeir. They’ve published a new report stating that the hunt…
Unison sounds the alarm on workplaces scrapping trans-inclusive policies
Andrea Egan, general secretary of Unison, has written to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) to highlight the fact that workplaces across the country have already begun to withdraw…
The UK’s favourite butterfly has been revealed
Wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation has today revealed that the colourful peacock has beaten off fierce competition from a colourful cast of species to take the top spot as Britain’s Favourite…
Global banks finance fossil fuel with $8.7tn since the Paris Agreement
Major banks are putting increasing amounts of money into fossil fuel. 2025 saw nearly $1tn of investment in fossil fuel companies, even as energy instability is deepening the global cost-of-living…
‘Rattled’ Farage lashes out at Musk & Lowe
An irritable Nigel Farage has lashed out at Restore Britain and Elon Musk. And he’s got good reason to be angry, because it looks like the Reform breakaway party could…
Vape deposit scheme could recover £6.3m worth of lithium and copper annually
Despite 2025’s disposable vape ban, 6.3m vapes and pods still get chucked away every week in the UK. This has prompted fresh calls for a deposit return scheme for vaping…
Belfast burns, while Met chief points finger at Iran and Russia
On 11 June, Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley appeared on Sky News to discuss the Belfast ‘race-based pogroms,’ following a horrific stabbing attack days earlier. Far-right politicians and pundits,…
GB News host denies there were ‘riots’ in Belfast
On 9 June, an uprising of far-right agitators took to the streets of Belfast. These white rioters burned vehicles and houses, fought with the police, and targeted the homes and…
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