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24 February 2024Case Update We’ve already won big at the High Court – now we’re arguing for moreWe’ve already won big at the High Court – now we’re arguing for more
We’ve published the Government’s assessments of the risks surrounding its climate strategy. But the Government should never have kept them under wraps.
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23 February 2024News How to build a thriving business? Sell the Government £551m of useless PPEHow to build a thriving business? Sell the Government £551m of useless PPE
Nine companies who bagged massive contracts through the unlawful VIP lane have gone on to build empires on mountains of equipment deemed unfit for use in the NHS.
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22 February 2024News Caroline Lucas: The Tories are either lying or are asleep at the wheelCaroline Lucas: The Tories are either lying or are asleep at the wheel
The Government’s own assessments of its net zero strategy show an administration that is already failing in the fight against the climate crisis, says Caroline Lucas.
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21 February 2024News The PPE scandal is far from overThe PPE scandal is far from over
The Tory VIP lane was a high road to cronyism, says Henry Marsh.
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20 February 2024Case Update The Government didn’t want to publish these climate risk tables – here they areThe Government didn’t want to publish these climate risk tables – here they are
For nine months, the Government has been fighting to keep its assessments of the risks surrounding its climate plans in the dark. It’s not hard to see why.
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19 February 2024Case Update We’re in court tomorrow to stop Ministers hiding vital data on net zeroWe’re in court tomorrow to stop Ministers hiding vital data on net zero
The Tories can’t be trusted with reaching the UK’s climate targets, so we’re heading back to the High Court to make them come clean.
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17 February 2024News We’re taking legal action to uncover Palantir’s blanked-out contractWe’re taking legal action to uncover Palantir’s blanked-out contract
Almost three quarters of the contract between the tech giant and the NHS is completely blanked out. It’s time to see what it’s hiding.
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14 February 2024News Turning Tory waste into shards of hopeTurning Tory waste into shards of hope
We exposed how the Government was selling off £135m of unused ventilators at a knock-down price. Now a charity is buying them up to put them to good use.
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13 February 2024Case Update Voter ID: We’re challenging the Government’s arbitrary new rulesVoter ID: We’re challenging the Government’s arbitrary new rules
The Government’s new rules are blocking a registered voter from exercising her democratic rights. We’re challenging these biased regulations before it’s too late.
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10 February 2024Case Update The letter the Tories didn’t want us to publish – here it isThe letter the Tories didn’t want us to publish – here it is
We’re fighting to stop political parties misusing voter data. It’s no surprise the Conservatives wanted to keep their response to our challenge under wraps.
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5 February 2024Case Update The Tories want to keep us quiet – but we’re not backing downThe Tories want to keep us quiet – but we’re not backing down
The Conservative Party claims we can’t publish its response to our legal challenge over its voter data grab. But – unless they injunct us – we’re going to go ahead and share it anyway.
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2 February 2024Case Update The Tories have responded to our data challenge – but we can’t tell you what they sayThe Tories have responded to our data challenge – but we can’t tell you what they say
Can a political party rule its legal letters are confidential and bound by copyright? The Tories want to keep what they really think under wraps.
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2 February 2024News Michael Gove opened the door to biggest VIP lane firmMichael Gove opened the door to biggest VIP lane firm
Fervent prayers for ‘the Conservative Party’ and a promise to ‘follow up!’ How Michael Gove’s emails greased the wheels of Unispace’s £679m PPE deals. with Russell Scott
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2 February 2024News Tory donor’s oil and gas firm offered another license to drillTory donor’s oil and gas firm offered another license to drill
The latest round of North Sea oil and gas licenses is bad news for the future of our planet, but good news for the profit forecasts of a Tory donor’s company.
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31 January 2024Case Update Sunak’s claims that Tory data grab is lawful don’t add upSunak’s claims that Tory data grab is lawful don’t add up
Dawn Butler challenged Rishi Sunak over his party’s tool to capture voter data at Prime Minister’s Questions. And now the Tories are on shaky ground.
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29 January 2024News Government sells £135m worth of pandemic ventilators for ‘peanuts’Government sells £135m worth of pandemic ventilators for ‘peanuts’
Excalibur Healthcare bagged a contract for ventilators at £50,000 each. Now the Tories are flogging thousands of the same model – never used – for a starting price of as little as £100 each. By Russell Scott