British Government

Right to Roam slams British government plan for access to nine rivers as too little - and too complex.

Planned obsolescence: why fast-tracking data centres through the planning system is a disaster in waiting.

We won’t get real climate action while big polluters are overseeing government departments.

Eco-socialists have a historic opportunity to turn a decade of despair into a new era of hope.

Sir Keir Starmer has presided over a government that so far has failed to address the climate emergency and social inequality. This is the last chance for course correction.

Labour government's first year in power "like a dance pattern with impressive forward strides and sudden backwards steps."

Writers and comedians urge Sir Kerr Starmer to halt Palestine Action terrorism proscription on free speech grounds.

MPs to reintroduce bill in name of girl, 9, who died in pollution-linked death.

Zero Hour environmental campaign poll reveals four in five British voters want major polluters to pay higher taxes.

Carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) technologies are no silver bullet. But are they just an excuse to continue burning fossil fuels?

Environment Department closes sustainable farming incentive (SFI) that pays farmers in England for 'public goods' like insecticide-free farming, wildflower strips and managing ponds.

Rachel Reeves and the Labour government are assume AI data centres will drive economic growth - but the data says otherwise.

Guerrilla London Underground ads attack British chancellor for taking climate denier donations.

Labour promise that new incinerators will be blocked 'if they do not help meet environmental objectives' falls short of Tory's proposed ban.

Voters fear Keir Starmer's Labour is as bad for the environment as the planet trashing Tories.

The huge marquee for VIP nuclear guests was already erected at the Hinkley site; champagne was already on ice; VIPs were en route to Somerset to party at the final breakthrough, when hundreds of thousands of contractual pages were due to be authorised with co-signatures of the contracting parties. Suddenly, everything was off. So what really happened asks DAVID LOWRY