"The Government has published a slew of transport policy documents in recent months, [...] [b]ut an important question remains: are the Government’s responses sufficient to meet the challenges they purport to address?"

"It is shocking that, looking back to share what led to the genocide in 2003-2005, we find that the genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity are still being inflicted on the Sudanese people today [...] in what may be the single largest humanitarian catastrophe ever."

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"Glasgow-based shipping company, Seapeak, [...] continue to trade in Russian LNG despite the embargo. In 2025, Seapeak’s illegal exports played the single largest role in transporting liquified natural gas from Putin’s Arctic LNG trade."

A look at four books about trees and what we can learn from them | Steve Dawe

"Alexei Sayle shares his story of growing up in Liverpool. The book is packed with humour, and much to learn from his experience of postwar austerity, reconstruction, British history, communism, continental holidays, and days at the seaside."

"The legendary comic duo had quit Hollywood for good by the time they arrived in the city, but they were still guaranteed a warm welcome – and not just at the Hippodrome, but also down in the Bristol suburb of Hengrove."

"So far, the war launched against Iran by the United States and Israel has resulted in widespread death and injury [...] [l]ost in all this is an injustice committed by a British government long ago, and the inaction of more recent governments to resolve it through [...] courts, rather than force."

"When you read about the Allied victory in the Second World War, it is often about events like the Battle of Britain, the D-Day landings, or the main leaders, Hitler, Churchill, and Roosevelt. But behind the war machinery, there is something less visible and even more decisive: trust."

A hung jury means another mistrial in the latest case against Weinstein | Christine Savino

"‘Patriot’ is a marvellous testimony to an outstandlingly courageous life. Navalny didn’t want Putin to run Russia but paid for that belief with his life."

"The Government has published a slew of transport policy documents in recent months, [...] [b]ut an important question remains: are the Government’s responses sufficient to meet the challenges they purport to address?"

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"Glasgow-based shipping company, Seapeak, [...] continue to trade in Russian LNG despite the embargo. In 2025, Seapeak’s illegal exports played the single largest role in transporting liquified natural gas from Putin’s Arctic LNG trade."

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"So far, the war launched against Iran by the United States and Israel has resulted in widespread death and injury [...] [l]ost in all this is an injustice committed by a British government long ago, and the inaction of more recent governments to resolve it through [...] courts, rather than force."

"‘Patriot’ is a marvellous testimony to an outstandlingly courageous life. Navalny didn’t want Putin to run Russia but paid for that belief with his life."

"The Government has published a slew of transport policy documents in recent months, [...] [b]ut an important question remains: are the Government’s responses sufficient to meet the challenges they purport to address?"

"Glasgow-based shipping company, Seapeak, [...] continue to trade in Russian LNG despite the embargo. In 2025, Seapeak’s illegal exports played the single largest role in transporting liquified natural gas from Putin’s Arctic LNG trade."

Adding this open letter from a Cuban woman, which begins to explain just how awful and wide-ranging the effects of this energy blockade are. bsky.app/profile/west...

"... there are incubators which have to be manually ventilated in the blackouts. There are newborns fighting for their lives while the government of the United States decides which countries can sell us oil and which cannot." westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/world/o...

Enough now: Seapeak’s illegal trade fuelling Russia’s disastrous war Exports from Glasgow shipping company Seapeak contributed £2.3bn (and counting) in revenue for the Kremlin, according to Kpler analysis westenglandbylines.co.uk/features/ukr...

Reform UK lose control of Worcestershire County Council to a Con/Green/ Lib Dem alliance: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The right-wing press: power without responsibility? Behind the stirring, ostensibly patriotic headlines how much power do the UK’s right-wing press wield, and how much do the public know about it? westenglandbylines.co.uk/opinion/the-...

"So far, the war launched against Iran by the United States and Israel has resulted in widespread death and injury [...] [l]ost in all this is an injustice committed by a British government long ago, and the inaction of more recent governments to resolve it through [...] courts, rather than force."

“Such a lot of fat heads”: the audacious case of Bessie Field In 1920s Bristol, a woman with many names led the authorities a merry dance westenglandbylines.co.uk/region/brist...

"‘Patriot’ is a marvellous testimony to an outstandlingly courageous life. Navalny didn’t want Putin to run Russia but paid for that belief with his life."

The Royal West of England Academy (RWA) is turning its galleries into a dancefloor for a new exhibition this summer. | The Editor

How it’s going in Worcestershire www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

"A democratic political party needs an ideology. [...] Without such an ideology, a political party becomes a mere collection of policies and people, subject to change at whim."

"The Government has published a slew of transport policy documents in recent months, [...] [b]ut an important question remains: are the Government’s responses sufficient to meet the challenges they purport to address?"

Crossing the divide: reaching Reform voters in a fractured Britain Winning back Reform voters starts with introspection - progressives must face their own role in Britain’s divide westenglandbylines.co.uk/politics/cro...

"Glasgow-based shipping company, Seapeak, [...] continue to trade in Russian LNG despite the embargo. In 2025, Seapeak’s illegal exports played the single largest role in transporting liquified natural gas from Putin’s Arctic LNG trade."

"... there are incubators which have to be manually ventilated in the blackouts. There are newborns fighting for their lives while the government of the United States decides which countries can sell us oil and which cannot." westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/world/o...

Speakers at Gloucestershire event trace Sudan’s descent from Darfur to today’s humanitarian catastrophe | Bob Copeland

Enough now: Seapeak’s illegal trade fuelling Russia’s disastrous war Exports from Glasgow shipping company Seapeak contributed £2.3bn (and counting) in revenue for the Kremlin, according to Kpler analysis westenglandbylines.co.uk/features/ukr...

Daily Telegraph disinformation check This blog challenges statements made by The Daily Telegraph by quoting other sources and giving our own editorial view westenglandbylines.co.uk/opinion/dail...

Sewage Watch – Protect our rivers and beaches Since April 2023 Sewage Watch has been keeping a running log of press coverage on the state of sewage dumping into our rivers and onto our beaches westenglandbylines.co.uk/features/bro...

The right-wing press: power without responsibility? Behind the stirring, ostensibly patriotic headlines how much power do the UK’s right-wing press wield, and how much do the public know about it? westenglandbylines.co.uk/opinion/the-...

“Such a lot of fat heads”: the audacious case of Bessie Field In 1920s Bristol, a woman with many names led the authorities a merry dance westenglandbylines.co.uk/region/brist...

"What is it costing us to look the other way when... people are ripped off the street... and you never see them again... What does it cost us a society when we start looking the other way?" An immigration narrative something like this wouldn't go amiss from Keir Starmer. youtu.be/nbzYO_e9xnw?...

"... there are incubators which have to be manually ventilated in the blackouts. There are newborns fighting for their lives while the government of the United States decides which countries can sell us oil and which cannot." westenglandbylines.co.uk/news/world/o...

Enough now: Seapeak’s illegal trade fuelling Russia’s disastrous war Exports from Glasgow shipping company Seapeak contributed £2.3bn (and counting) in revenue for the Kremlin, according to Kpler analysis westenglandbylines.co.uk/features/ukr...

The right-wing press: power without responsibility? Behind the stirring, ostensibly patriotic headlines how much power do the UK’s right-wing press wield, and how much do the public know about it? westenglandbylines.co.uk/opinion/the-...

“Such a lot of fat heads”: the audacious case of Bessie Field In 1920s Bristol, a woman with many names led the authorities a merry dance westenglandbylines.co.uk/region/brist...

While some DT articles are good journalism, most are poor and many verge on propaganda. You can decide which. For balance we do give the Telegraph credit for any factual reporting.

As a national treasure, Sir David Attenborough turns 100. Here's a fantastic recollection from East Anglia's Editor in Chief, Anna Damski, interviewing Sir David back in the 1990s, not for Bylines but for British Airways' in-house magazine. Really good read 👇 @eastangliabylines.co.uk