Tom Hardy

Can democracies still function when truth itself is destabilised?

The British government has come down hard on climate protesters, but juries are finding the courage to uphold justice again.

Touch Paper: a media consumers union arrives to fill the breach.

'Addressing the climate crisis requires confronting the geopolitical, economic, and military structures that sustain our reliance on oil and gas.'

Campaigners target AXA and AIG to 'strike at the hidden infrastructure that allows fossil fuel expansion and militarised violence'.

Resist, radicalise, replace and regulate: time for a media revolution.

The Labour government still refuses to marginalize those working to undermine climate policy using spin and misinformation.

Introducing Dark Labour: a Labour Party supporting the interests of oil and the military in an epoch of climate crisis.

Few places better exemplify partisanship and conflict of interest than the Global Warming Policy Foundation.

A Citizens' Assembly: 'It's ours, we'll fix it.'

A review of Scientists On Survival: Personal Stories Of Climate Action.

Sir Keir Starmer abandoned pledge to invest £28 bn in green infrastructure - but remains committed to useless carbon capture and storage.

Climate breakdown is deadly serious. And so too is the British government's crackdown on climate action.

'Climate change is the biggest threat to UK food security.'