Great podcast from Guardian Environment explaining how and why the KlimaSeniorinnen case was brought by 2500 Swiss Senior Women before the ECHR CEDH and the positive impact that the landmark judgment will have on #climatejustice across the globe for all generations.

Pleased to be representing Mr Black & family who returned to the UK today after being stranded in Trinidad & Tobago for 40 yrs due to the #WindrushScandal . The family fought the Home Office with grace & grit.

Excellent work & support to the family by Gertrude & Windrush Lives

Samples processed by Bangor University wastewater research, breakdown on insta Dr Christian Dunn Teresa May MP Joy Morrissey MP The Guardian Feargal Sharkey The Rivers Trust RiverActionUK Bucks Free Press MaidenheadAdvertiser

You have to say what an extraordinary job MattStaniek
and the team at #savewindermere have done, utterly brilliant.

Steve Coogan explains how corporate greed is poisoning lake Windermere.

It is both depressing and also pathetic; the stupidity of jumping on a broken bandwagon. You can be sure that not a single one of these people understands or has even asked for an explanation of the decision, let alone actually read it.

This is today 🔽

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The campaign to #savewindermere hitting the news, yet again. MattStaniek you are a hero. Go, go go! 🙌🙌🙌

. Dee Cooper met Social Historian Tony Johnson to talk about the new exhibition being held in Hampshire.

The 'New Forest Romany Heritage Exhibition' celebrates 500 years of Romany history, with photos, stories, newspaper cuttings & council records.

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There was never a good reason to demonise asylum seekers or unpick international human rights.

But you couldn't pick a much worse time than now. Open war across the middle east. Ukraine. Democratic collapse across Sehal. Tensions in Serbia. Putin. Possible Trump 2 >

'Domestic and international law are deeply intertwined ... people obey international law because it's been internalised into [domestic] law ... we paid a decent respect to the opinions of mankind, something that we've lost ...'

Former Dean of Yale Law School, Harold Hongju Koh’s.

I’m really feeling the loss of Newsnight. Leaves a huge gap in the TV schedules for reports that go into more depth than a news segment, without the long lead time and investment required for a full Panorama-style investigation.

John O'Farrell quite right to ask why does BBC keep following Daily Mail lines allowing their bias to affect national agenda.... I love Beeb and have made this point privately too.

With a backlog of 66k+ serious criminal cases it’s literally incredible that a single hour of court time is being wasted on prosecuting a 69-year old for holding a placard advising jurors of their rights prospectmagazine.co.uk/ideas/law/6570…

Who is Mike Parry and where does he get this drivel? The 2038 Swiss Women who brought the case were assisted in their case by Greenpeace International and the ECHR has nothing to do with the European Union - it is part of the Council Of Europe, which has 46 Contracting States.

Wild and free as they should be. Happy #DolphinDay ! 🐬💙

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The BBC wrongly think that if they pander to the Mail and other right wing rag agenda, the Mail will go a bit easy on them. Pathetic. Well done John O'Farrell calling it out. Same theme my The New European - Think Without Borders column this coming week.

Simon Oldridge Excellent thread Simon.

Changing land use in the UK is critical, both ecologically and economically.

Compared to European peers, we use our land extraordinarily badly:

- Highest % of agricultural land
- Low food yield per capita
- Least forest cover
- Cramped housing

Etc

UK Gov is pledging £billions of public money to the fossil fuel industry for unproven industrial CO₂ removal. But here's how nature can do the job, with an array of co-benefits, at far lower cost. A short🧵 1/ zerohour.uk/reports/

Jail for holding a placard? Protest over the climate crisis is being brutally suppressed | Natasha Walter theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

A statement by Michel Forst Special Rapporteur on Environmental Defenders :

'It is important for me to stress that professional sanctions can definitely be considered as a form of “penalization, persecution or harassment”

Watch here:
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#ClimateOfInjustice