Capitalists fiddle while Europe burns
September 4, 2026
Five major heatwaves have swept across Europe so far this year. These extreme events have had an impact on the health and wellbeing of millions
Five major heatwaves have swept across Europe so far this year. These extreme events have had an impact on the health and wellbeing of millions
A dramatic redrawing of the landscape is taking place in British politics. Old certainties are dying. The long domination of the Tories as the primary
In the race to keep up with the AI boom, Britain is set to increase its number of data centres by one fifth. But little
This last English summer was estimated as the hottest in history. By June, 2,300 people were estimated to have died from heat-related causes across Europe.
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By Tom Costello News has been dominated in recent months by farmers’ protests in Westminster, which have challenged the government’s new changes to inheritance tax.
As the COP29 international climate change conference came to a close in late November, the latest storm to hit Britain, Storm Bert, was causing floods
By Chas Berry, Socialist Alternative Kent & Medway One of Labour’s key manifesto pledges on climate change is the creation of Great British Energy (GBE),
By Alison Gaughan, Socialist Alternative West Yorkshire Global temperatures 1.5°C above the pre-industrial average for 12 consecutive months were recorded by Copernicus Climate Change Service
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