In this issue

November 08, 2022

Poor Nations 'Paying Twice' For Climate Breakdown

Failure to tackle crisis will create ibn refugees by 2050, summit warned

5 mins

'Slit your throat': aide in new Williamson claims

'Slit your throat': former aide claims Williamson subjected them to bullying as defence secretary

2 mins

Sunak scraps Johnson plan for royal yacht in favour of navy vessel

Rishi Sunak has sunk plans by Boris Johnson’s administration to build a new royal yacht, sparking criticism about the £2.5m of taxpayers’ money already spent on the “vanity project”.

2 mins

England's national parks left in crisis after decade of budget cuts

England’s national parks are facing a funding crisis that is forcing them to close visitor centres, make park rangers redundant, stop maintaining paths, and make other cutbacks.

1 min

Censorship Egypt blocks independent news sites during talks

Attenders at the Cop27 climate meeting have found that the conference internet connection blocks access to the global rights organisation Human Rights Watch (HRW) as well as other key news websites needed for information during the talks.

2 mins

Rapid decarbonisation essential to limit collapse of Earth's ice - report

20 Metres of sea level rise that could be locked in over hundreds of years with a 2.5C rise in temperatures

3 mins

Forests plan UK pledges support but no new funds

Rishi Sunak has pledged the UK’s continued support for conserving threatened forests around the world, through a funding programme covering a third of the world’s forests, at the Cop27 UN climate summit in Egypt.

1 min

Meeting women to have sex was 'so easy', Mendy tells rape trial

But the 28-year-old French international player said he always stopped if a woman said “no”.

1 min

Six in 10 Britons oppose World Cup being held in Qatar over anti-gay laws

A large majority of people in Britain think the World Cup should not be held in Qatar because of the Gulf state’s position on LGBTQ+ rights.

2 mins

'Surgically' Putin ally admits he interfered in 2016 US elections

The powerful Russian businessman and close Putin ally Yevgeny Prigozhin has admitted to interfering in US elections on the eve of a midterm vote in which Republicans will seek to take control of Congress and state-wide offices across the country.

2 mins

South Korean presidential relations go to the dogs over gift from Kim Jong-un

South Korea’s former president Moon Jae-in has said he plans to give up a pair of dogs sent by the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, as a gift after their 2018 summit, citing a lack of support from his successor.

1 min

England need more trophies to be a truly great side, says Moeen

Moeen Ali has admitted England have not played well at the T20 World Cup and challenged the team to establish themselves as a genuinely great white-ball side by adding another trophy to the 50-over World Cup they won at home in 2019.

3 mins

Britain eager to make more special memories in Glasgow

While Great Britain will begin the Billie Jean King Cup finals in Glasgow as clear underdogs, members of the team have asserted intentions of fighting for a spot in the semi-finals, which would be one of the biggest achievements of their careers.

2 mins

George and May provide double boost for England

England have been handed a double boost before Saturday's game against Japan with Jamie George making a surprise return to the squad and Jonny May declared fit to sharpen the attack. Courtney Lawes is still absent with a head injury.

1 min

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