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26 November 2024Case Update Jo Bateman broadens her challenge against South West WaterJo Bateman broadens her challenge against South West Water
Now the Supreme Court has removed barriers that stopped people taking on polluting water companies, Jo Bateman is expanding her case.
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21 November 2024News Farage’s campaign against the WHO linked to vaping lobbyists that won’t reveal fundersFarage’s campaign against the WHO linked to vaping lobbyists that won’t reveal funders
The MP for Clacton has started targeting the World Health Organisation with the support of vaping and novel nicotine lobbyists – but his new pressure group refuses to reveal who’s funding them.
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21 November 2024News Why does the British Museum need to talk about slavery?Why does the British Museum need to talk about slavery?
We’re teaming up with The World Reimagined to launch a campaign to make sure our national museum tells our national story, with a permanent exhibit about the transatlantic slave trade.
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21 November 2024News It’s time for the British Museum to tell the story of slaveryIt’s time for the British Museum to tell the story of slavery
The transatlantic slave trade transformed the British Empire, but our national museum sidelines this shared history. The British Museum needs a permanent exhibit on slavery.
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13 November 2024News Wes Streeting must rule Palantir out of his NHS technology revolutionWes Streeting must rule Palantir out of his NHS technology revolution
Streeting is planning to put our intimate health data on central care records. It’s time for him to address the elephant in the room.
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4 November 2024News George Monbiot: Labour has been captured by carbon captureGeorge Monbiot: Labour has been captured by carbon capture
The £3.9bn Rachel Reeves announced last week for carbon capture and storage is a downpayment on a £21.7bn scam that will fuel climate chaos, says George Monbiot.
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2 November 2024Case Update Sunak must correct the record over Tory data grabSunak must correct the record over Tory data grab
When Dawn Butler asked Rishi Sunak about a Tory data grab, Rishi Sunak claimed his party ‘follows all laws’. Now the regulator has ruled the Tories breached data law, she’s demanding he sets the record straight.
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1 November 2024News Are off-the-record meetings softening Labour policy on water companies?Are off-the-record meetings softening Labour policy on water companies?
While ministers who talked tough on water companies have rowed back on tough action, there’s been a steady drip of meetings but no minutes. By Max Colbert
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23 October 2024News How private health has invested in Wes StreetingHow private health has invested in Wes Streeting
More than 60% of the registered donations accepted by the health secretary come from people and companies linked to private health. But are they expecting a return? By Max Colbert
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17 October 2024News Farage fails to declare gifts from rightwing US PR firmFarage fails to declare gifts from rightwing US PR firm
Five nights at the Hilton and a booking service. The MP for Clacton travelled to the US to support Donald Trump. So why hasn’t he declared the donations that paid for his stay?
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17 October 2024News The dark money shielding corporate wrongdoingThe dark money shielding corporate wrongdoing
Fair Civil Justice says it wants to preserve ‘fairness’ and stand up for consumers. But it’s nothing more than a front for big business.
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15 October 2024Case Update Regulator reopens complaint against Institute of Economic AffairsRegulator reopens complaint against Institute of Economic Affairs
It took just 12 days for the Charity Commission to dismiss a complaint against the rightwing think-tank. Now it’s thinking again.
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12 October 2024News It’s not red or blue. It’s power we hold to accountIt’s not red or blue. It’s power we hold to account
Since taking office, Keir Starmer has begun to deliver on some of his promises. But he has also made some bad choices. We’re here to hold the government to account. By Jo Maugham
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11 October 2024News Protest adviser must be removed for conflicts of interestProtest adviser must be removed for conflicts of interest
We’ve made an official complaint about ‘independent’ protest adviser, Lord Walney, and submitted a dossier of evidence of his conflicts of interest. It’s time for Labour to clean up standards in political life.
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1 October 2024Case Update Government must hand over key documents relating to Sunak’s net zero U-turnGovernment must hand over key documents relating to Sunak’s net zero U-turn
The Information Commissioner’s Office has granted Good Law Project’s application to force the government to disclose vital documents about the UK’s plans to reach net zero.
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24 September 2024News Tories shelled out £114m in payouts for undelivered Covid contractsTories shelled out £114m in payouts for undelivered Covid contracts
The Tories made million-pound deals with firms to supply medical equipment which wasn’t delivered, or was cancelled. Tory-linked companies are taking the lion’s share of the payouts from these failed deals. By Max Colbert