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New chancellor Rachel Reeves promises changes on onshore wind and housing. We’re making sure the new government keeps its promise.
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.
Water companies could face a tide of legal challenges, after a landmark judgment in the Supreme Court removes a block on lawsuits over pollution
We’re backing young Americans in their long-running fight for fundamental rights that could protect the environment for future generations.
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.
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.
The Tories want to move on from the debacle over their unlawful VIP lane. We must hold them to account at the ballot box.
Since the NHS imposed restrictions on treatment for young trans people, deaths have surged. Whistleblowers and Tavistock clinic papers show this was not only predictable, but predicted at the time. Content warning: suicide
Unincorporated associations don’t have to reveal much about political donations, but 10 of them have breached the law. Is our politics for sale?
What we’ve spent years doggedly uncovering about the government’s dodgy deals and cronyism during the pandemic has now paved the way for the appointment of a covid corruption commissioner.
The disgraced healthtech tycoon has now given the Tories over £15m to grease the wheels of their election machine.
Lucrative deals between the government and a water company owned by Tory treasurer and mega-donor Graham Edwards are under the spotlight.
Good Law Project supporter Mick Woolley explains how he had to push against an outdated planning system to build himself a home for the future.
The government claims its Covid procurement was all above board. So why did companies spend millions of pounds on brokers who knew Tories?
The government overreached its powers when it introduced measures to crack down on protest without proper debate in parliament.
Henning Conle is reported to have given illegal donations to German far-right nationalists Alternative für Deutschland. His company has now given the Carlton Club a total of £200,000.