Israel bombed and destroyed a synagogue in Iran during the Jewish holidays, leaving the Torah scrolls under rubble. But the intention was to assassinate a public official in another sovereign country. Just more ‘collateral damage’.

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I couldn't breathe because I was laughing so hard. That bird's an asshole! 😂😂😂😂😂 Best with volume up.

Starmer rattled out a statement about Kanye West but nothing yet on the President of the United States threatening to wipe out an entire civilisation. Glad he’s got his priorities straight.

The Guardian appears to be running a concerted campaign against resident doctors getting a pay rise - in support of Wes Streeting. Why? Why can’t we have one reasonable national newspaper in the UK. One that thinks doctors should get paid. The editor is, let’s not forget, paid £500,000 a year.

We're on the verge of a genocidal, nuclear war that our supposed "ally" has said he's ready to unleash. Would it be too much to ask for the Prime Minister to have something to say about it? Or do? Suspend US bases on UK soil now.

BTW the people who spent the last few years advocating for Palestine were clearly 100% right that normalizing war crimes and genocide there would just increase the likelihood of inhumane actions elsewhere. Just saying.

The US military has 22 sites in the UK. Every day long range US bombers are taking off here to drop bombs on Iran. This is a rogue state carrying out war crimes, and threatening more. The UK Government must grow a spine - and stop our bases being used for this war.

Essential listening if you want to know the risks in the global food system right now. Be warned - you might end up buying 100kg of rice…

Our discussion about the possibility of global food system collapse, and what needs to happen to avert it. www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2...

The Sámi Parliament is challenging Norway's climate plans as 'greenwashing'

"Marine life started blooming again"

🤬🤬🤬 There’s no reason why the electricity mix in Hawaiʻi shouldn’t be close to 100% renewable, given the availability of sun, wind, and geothermal.

One of Ireland's less common butterflies, the green hairstreak, in a rewilding part of the farm yesterday. Rewilding isn't just about getting more trees and forests back, but increasing diversity and abundance of *all* our natural species and ecosystems.

There's nothing that Trump responds to more than 'subtle'.

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Britain’s two native oak species, sessile oaks and pedunculate oaks, support more wildlife than any other native tree.

Well there we have it folks, the centrist tactic of "I'm right, so shut the fuck up and vote for us".

Some good news The government have changed regulations to allow plug in solar panels, already very popular in Europe, without the need for an electrician They can be hung from a balcony and are simply plugged into a normal socket Cost is around £400 and will save around £70 per year

The Santa Marta sabrewing is a critically endangered hummingbird from northern Colombia that was considered extinct but was ‘found’ again in 2022.

I’m re-watching Chernobyl because I’m thinking an awful lot about how incredibly dangerous technologies we don’t really understand or respect can kill en masse, especially when insecure governments are anxious to spread misinformation to hide problems. Gee golly willikers that sounds familiar huh

Fascinating world history level discussion of war, energy and fossil fuels. This is a moment when you need to understanding the tectonics to understand each specific earthquake. Thanks @lrb.co.uk for the work. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/t...

Data says storage prices drops by 19% every time production doubles. You can’t out-compete math this aggressive. This "learning rate" is a one-way street to total electrification: As battery costs crater, EVs become cheapest, and solar/wind becomes reliable 24/7 This feedback loop can't be stopped

Hey drivers, one way to save on expensive fuel is to drive slower. Another is to use public transportation or ride a bike. Any of those will lead to fewer people killed.

I must have misunderstood my own life. Silly me. Thanks to Starmer for correcting me.

I mean... Workers are facing rises in bills and prices. Starmer tried to shaft pensioners on the winter fuel. He held off on the two child benefit cap until forced into it by the Greens. Meanwhile, he's attacked everyone but flag wankers and has been explicitly transphobic and racist.

We bought an EV years ago and have so far saved over $7000 in avoided gas costs. And our electricity is now free because our solar panels have completely paid for themselves in saved electricity costs. My interest in the price of fossil fuels is purely political.

1/7 I’m a Green Party councillor for City Ward #Sheffield. It’s a densely populated urban ward. I’m going to talk about digital advertising screens, which doesn’t sound exciting, but please bear with me. I want to explain why I spend time objecting to so many of these. Since 2023, I’ve …

Wow. This is discordant. Like a cat shredding a blackboard discordant. It’s “inflation vibes” all over again.

Never give up.

The fuckin' strait was fuckin' open before he fuckin' started to bomb Iran.

The last shipments of oil from the Middle East will arrive in the UK and Europe on 10 April. "Buckle up, fuckleheads” - as the saying goes.

Exactly HOW is Trump going to make Iran “a living hell?” Declare it our 51st State?

A news story based on what Starmer - or Labour - pledges is not a news story. It’s a fantasy. As fanciful and likely as anything in Alice In Wonderland. www.theguardian.com/world/2026/a...

The first national poll putting @greenparty.org.uk in first place (just) is an utterly extraordinary moment in British politics.

You can't "temper" so fundamentally toxic proposals, both for asylum and immigration in general. Labour's "reform's" are utterly inhumane, as well as unworkable, costly and counterproductive. They need scrapping entirely, Mahmood fired, and a complete rethink. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

#GoodNews #RightsofNature and indigenous knowledge come together insideclimatenews.org/news/2203202...

London’s car-centred transport policies turbocharge climate danger.

The disaster is not over.

Locals fear that Rio Tinto will cut and run from Madagascar, leaving a toxic legacy of contaminated water, deepened poverty, unpaid claims and a fractured governance landscape.

“Research conducted by former Conservative deputy chairman Lord Ashcroft has found…” Brazen.

Blaming the individual is always cover for ignoring the social. Trump is not the cause - he can barely function - he is the symptom.

We’re about to get capitalist degrowth. Unmanaged, undemocratic and profoundly unfair. The alternative was socialist degrowth. Managed, democratic and fair. Blame the capitalism. Not the degrowth.

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Remember that MLK said America suffers not just from "the vitriolic words and actions of the bad people but for the appalling silence of the good people."

Wealth inequality is eating this country alive. Concentrated wealth is already endangering our democracy. Wealth doesn’t just beget more wealth — it begets more power. It’s a vicious cycle that destroys our economy and democracy at the same time.

If the “senior union figure” is talking to newspapers then they’re not talking privately, they’re talking anonymously. If they don’t have the courage to put their name to what they say, they should not try and sway public opinion. The Guardian is not a progressive newspaper it’s a scab megaphone.

In case you were wondering why Tesla self-driving is so dangerous, this is a senior member of the team developing it. He claims he has no idea how to handle approaching a road that's completely obfuscated by smoke. Hint: the answer is to slow down and proceed with caution, which this Tesla didn't.

Last week, I encountered THE biggest wild native Irish tree of my life: the Brian Boru Oak, once part of Galway and Clare's mighty Slieve Aughty rainforest. (Zoom in to see Sonia of the Woodland League for scale.) Can you even imagine when this sort of magnificence was nothing special?

This kind of thing is why I think commercial aviation - and therefore international tourism - will be impossible or largely unaffordable a decade from now.