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We're arming a genocide - and thought that was rock bottom. Now, in desperate pursuit of the so-called “special relationship” - really just servitude to US corporate power - Starmer won’t even rule out more illegal wars.

This is fucking psychotic. Asbestos killed millions of people and the cancer it causes is the most lethal known to man. The litigation surrounding it was an absolute clusterfuck that took decades to resolve and involved some of the largest bankruptcies in history.

Credit where it's due to Musk. He has made a radical new leap forward in SpaceX technology: Now you don't have to wait until after launch for the devastating explosion. 👀

As drought bites hard, this heroic mother elephant displays hope🐘🥲. With her own life on the line, a mother elephant remained fiercely devoted to her baby. Shoulder-deep in mud and unable to get out, she was more concerned about her baby. Later, she was rescued🐘❤️

This is huge. The UK’s Attorney General, Richard Hermer, has advised PM Keir Starmer that joining Israel’s war against Iran may be illegal. Fact: Israel’s assault on Iran is a clear act of aggression w/ Iran engaged in its right to self-defence. telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/…

Almost 1000 RTs already 😮👍- let’s tell everyone what’s happening. This matters!

Thames Water’s creditors want to be exempt from key environmental laws. Exempt from dumping sewage, causing disease, destroying marine life, biodiversity. Lawlessness to boost profits. Must prosecute companies/directors. End profit motive. Nationalise. archive.ph/WaCN1

Wood burning stoves - such a glorious addition to the urban home. Fashion victims are making the rest of us into cancer victims, heart disease victims and dementia victims. Well done, the middle class!

HS2 exemplifies what is wrong with the UK, insanely expensive privatisation that produces absolutely nothing, except for vast profits that go to billionaires living in tax havens.

How do you bring water into public ownership? It's easier than you think!

Greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels and deforestation hit a new high in 2024 and averaged, over the last decade, a record 53.6 billion tonnes per year—that is 100,000 tonnes per minute phys.org/news/2025-06-c…

In 2022 the UK hit 40C for the first time. The result was 3,000 excess deaths, over 800 wildfires on a single day, droughts across the country, closed railways and melted roads. Climate breakdown is a political choice that comes with huge costs. We can choose differently.

‘Lady Godiva of Swifts’ - love this article’s title! In 2024 I was chuffed to be added to the ENDS report Power List of campaigners. Here is an interview about my swift brick camapign, that has become a nation’s. endsreport.com/article/192236…

We are living in a world where the value of a pristine forest is measured in terms of timber, not in its ability to regulate climate, purify air, and provide habitat for countless species. We are prioritizing short-term economic gain over long-term ecological stability.

This photo of two captive Elephants about to be separated seconds before their trucks part ways on an Indian highway is completely heartbreaking. This picture indeed does speak a thousand words and could drive the most unfeeling of hearts to tears. 🎦 Credit: Sowmya Vidyadhar.

Why would you be relaxed about catching this disease again and again, for life? 🤷‍♂️

Back in the 70s, they said the micro chip is coming and we'll all have leisure time and we'll only work 2 days a week. Instead of that, they threw people on the scrap heap, made people work twice as hard, and the wealth class stole all the money. Isn't democracy great? #bbcqt

Your 'moment of kakistocracy' for today: "Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency will delay the ban on the material and reconsider the rule entirely. Because, hey, when has a little cancer ever hurt anyone?" gizmodo.com/trump-epa-may-…

"The tenacious attempts to revive chestnuts stems, in part, from a desire to atone for an environmentally ruinous era of American expansionism that, among other things, also wiped out the passenger pigeon and almost killed off all the country’s bison." theguardian.com/environment/20…

"Fungicides used in agriculture have been linked to an increase in resistance to antifungal drugs in both humans and animals." scitechdaily.com/are-pesticides…