A judge on Friday approved a $345 million verdict against Greenpeace in a Dakota Access Pipeline lawsuit that could push the group to bankruptcy.
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A judge on Friday approved a $345 million verdict against Greenpeace in a Dakota Access Pipeline lawsuit that could push the group to bankruptcy.
Photo of Braverman Suella Braverman has promised to scrap the Equality Act if Reform wins the next election (Getty)
Dr Paul Martin OBE, the chief executive of the LGBT Foundation, argued that the Equality Act "isn't adding to Britain's challenges - it's part of the solution". "Without it, people would have fewer protections against discrimination in everyday life, from work and healthcare to education and public services," he warned. "Equality isn't a 'nice to have' - it's a foundation for a fairer, stronger and healthier Britain.
Reform: an undeniably racist, misogynistic, transphobic, disability-sceptic party with disturbing links to christofascist MAGA… wants to leave the ECHR and scrap the Equality Act, removing our rights and protections.
As red flags go, this is the reddest it gets
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The Green Party's Caroline Lucas humiliates Reform UK's Zia Yusuf on #Newsnight
"Your position is utterly incoherent"
"You have provided no evidence that it's the Equalities Act that discriminates against white working class boys"
Refuk's Braverman: "The working class has had it too good for too long. Leaving the ECHR will allow us to prioritise bosses over their workers."
If you’re working class and think that Farage and his employees in Reform UK ltd have your best interests in mind you can’t be helped. #UKPolitics
French ICC judge Nicolas Guillou was placed under U.S. sanctions last year after issuing an arrest warrant for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
“It has a chilling effect, and it is very much intended,” he told me in The Hague ahead of a Brussels trip🧵
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New York City’s public hospital system is paying millions to Palantir, the controversial ICE and military contractor, according to documents obtained by The Intercept. Since 2023, the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation has paid Palantir nearly $4 million to improve its ability to track…
Remove Palantir from all UK contracts @england.nhs.uk
In the last 100 years the tories have been in government for 75 of them and Labour 25. In that time Labour have given us the NHS, the Open University, the Good Friday agreement and Sure Start. In the 75 years of tories, what?
Six Wall Street bank chiefs bring in combined pay of $250mn in 2025 ft.trib.al/8yZ91Ly
US conducts strikes on more than 30 Islamic State targets in Syria, military says reut.rs/3OHkuPX
We have a PM who refuses to play the clickbait game. The press hate it. Also, the closer we move towards the EU, the nastier this is going to get, as the Russia-US-funded press have a lot to lose us going back in. This list should be a weekly official press update:
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The U.S. is reorienting its foreign funding program to export MAGA ideology to Europe.
And a growing set of far-right and conservative think tanks are lining up to take Washington’s money.
“It’s time to get aggressive and get the fuck out because they’re trying to box us in.”
DHS shot her and called her a “terrorist.” New videos show something different.
Large increase in low-deposit mortgage availability.
Interest rates, and hence mortgage rates, falling.
Wages increasing faster than house prices.
Maybe some good signs for the future….
Just going to leave this here
Nigel Farage: "Ban home working!"
Reform UK: "Please apply for our new home working Regional Director position!"
Thanks, Lyran
NHS deal with AI firm Palantir called into question after officials’ concerns revealed
Thanks very much, Simon - appreciated.
To be clear they approached the debating society.
Who does thar?
I'll tell you - people who are deliberately engineering controversy in the hope that it will get talked about on talk radio stations and GB News
Labour is delivering for this country. 🌹
Make no mistake.
Today, we move forward.
2026 will be the year Britain gets its mojo back. ✅
Thanks, Lilbitwytchie. I’m hoping that I can have some minor influence from within. Why can’t we be like Europe where PR is the norm?
This is some of what Labour has done in the last 19 months. What I want is a calm, ordered government that works for the country. Divisive, antagonistic, confrontational politics is harmful. I wish we had PR so all voices were heard.
Workers’ rights strengthened, min wage up, interest rates cut, boosted economic growth, 2 child cap gone, more breakfast clubs, child poverty task force, huge inc in deportation with no legal right to remain. Record funding NHS, massive inc in doctor recruitment, waiting lists down.
Workers’ rights strengthened, min wage up, interest rates cut, boosted economic growth, 2 child cap gone, more breakfast clubs, child poverty task force , huge increase in deportation without a legal right to remain. Record funding for NHS, massive inc in doctor recruitment, waiting lists down.
It’s a shame you’re antagonistic, Lilbitwytchie, as we probably have a lot in common. My own values are much more to the left of the current government. Labour have only been in power for 1/3 of the last 100 years so they need to prove themselves and convince the voters.
This is why I’ve never joined a party before, although I nearly made an exception for Caroline Lucas. Being realistic, you’re never going to find a party that fully aligns with all your values and sometimes the areas that don’t Venn are very hard to swallow.
I’m not an MP, nor am I accountable for all Labour’s policies. Your post is ridiculous. I joined as a measure of support for Starmer who is (like it or not) probably the current best hope of fending of a chaotic change of PM, destabilisation of the country and the enabling of Reform.
