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31 July 2024Case Update Climate denial charity to offload campaigning arm following investigationClimate denial charity to offload campaigning arm following investigation
Global Warming Policy Foundation is to divest from its campaigning subsidiary and change its outputs after a Charity Commission investigation. But why won’t the commission apply sanctions?
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31 July 2024News Stewart Wood to step down from Good Law Project boardStewart Wood to step down from Good Law Project board
After nearly six years on our board, the Labour peer will step down at the end of this month.
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30 July 2024News VIP lane: Government claws back just 3.4% of the £1bn wasted on useless PPEVIP lane: Government claws back just 3.4% of the £1bn wasted on useless PPE
Official records show over £979m of the money wasted by the Tories on unusable VIP lane PPE is yet to be recovered.
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29 July 2024Case Update Court upholds puberty blockers ban. We won’t stop fighting for trans rightsCourt upholds puberty blockers ban. We won’t stop fighting for trans rights
An emergency ban on puberty blockers rushed through despite warnings of the risks to vulnerable young people has been upheld. But how will the government protect young trans people and their families?
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17 July 2024Case Update A parent’s perspective on the puberty blockers banA parent’s perspective on the puberty blockers ban
Ever since the Tories rushed through their ban on puberty blockers, we’ve been flooded with emails from worried parents. One mother asked us to share her fears. Read the mother’s words, unedited.
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15 July 2024Case Update MPs urge Wes Streeting to reverse the Tory ban on puberty blockersMPs urge Wes Streeting to reverse the Tory ban on puberty blockers
The health secretary must listen to the trans community, medical experts and many of his own party on the dangers of removing puberty blockers. Content warning: suicide
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12 July 2024Case Update Labour defends Tory trans healthcare ban that will have a ‘grave impact’ on young livesLabour defends Tory trans healthcare ban that will have a ‘grave impact’ on young lives
The new health secretary has defended the dangerous Tory ban on puberty blockers for young trans people being challenged in the High Court. He added he’d like to make the ban permanent, despite repeated warnings of the risk to young people’s lives. Content warning: suicide, self-harm
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12 July 2024News We’re supporting Jo Bateman to take legal action for our right to swim – watch her storyWe’re supporting Jo Bateman to take legal action for our right to swim – watch her story
Jo’s swims are being disrupted by unlawful sewage spills. Jo’s simply had enough – and so have we. With our support, she’s taking legal action for everyone who wants to protect their right to swim.
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9 July 2024News We kept up the pressure. Here are two things Labour is set to change.We kept up the pressure. Here are two things Labour is set to change.
New chancellor Rachel Reeves promises changes on onshore wind and housing. We’re making sure the new government keeps its promise.
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5 July 2024News They’re gone – but we won’t be shedding any tearsThey’re gone – but we won’t be shedding any tears
Fourteen years of Tory rule have caused incalculable harm. This morning we can breathe a sigh of relief. But Labour won’t be able to fix all the problems. We’ve been thinking hard about our work under a new government.
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4 July 2024Case Update We’re appealing decision to block higher standards on green homesWe’re appealing decision to block higher standards on green homes
A judge has ruled against our challenge on local councils’ powers to build better, greener homes. So we’re applying to appeal the decision and pressuring the next government to kick-start a revolution on homes for the future.
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2 July 2024Case Update CPS guidance on deepfakes still falls woefully shortCPS guidance on deepfakes still falls woefully short
It’s not too late for the Crown Prosecution Service to better support the police in cracking down on political deepfakes.
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2 July 2024News Water companies could face raft of legal challenges after landmark sewage rulingWater companies could face raft of legal challenges after landmark sewage ruling
Water companies could face a tide of legal challenges, after a landmark judgment in the Supreme Court removes a block on lawsuits over pollution
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28 June 2024News A US climate case could help tackle global heating in the UKA US climate case could help tackle global heating in the UK
We’re backing young Americans in their long-running fight for fundamental rights that could protect the environment for future generations.
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28 June 2024News Pandemic profiteers buy up luxury real estate worth £35mPandemic profiteers buy up luxury real estate worth £35m
What do you do with the millions you made selling the Government PPE? Companies who got fast-track access through the Tories’ unlawful VIP lane are investing in bricks and mortar.
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27 June 2024News Carbon conspiracy: How shadowy think-tanks went to war on net zeroCarbon conspiracy: How shadowy think-tanks went to war on net zero
The right wing has ripped up the consensus on the climate crisis. In this documentary short, we examine how radical groups based in and around 55 Tufton Street have fought net zero.