Wes Streeting: do not use a “Public Private Partnership” to finance Neighbourhood Health Centres

The world is at war, but a self-made man shields himself and other misfits from the ravages of war in a bar in Morocco where the Vichy French government hold sway. Refugees from all over Europe come t...

When disgraced city-trader Danny Goode walks out of prison, his mind is set on reclaiming his old life and reconnecting with his estranged wife and so…

An independent group appointed by the competition watchdog rejected nearly 80% of increases sought by companies.

The new Green Party leader was the only major party leader not to have been granted a conference interview on the flagship BBC show

Se7en poster art by Krzysztof Domaradzki By Sven Mikulec “The movie is a horror movie. The movie is about utter and total loss of control.” —David Fincher on Se7en Slightly more than 22 years ago, Dav...

With his Sundance film festival and institute, Robert Redford used his considerable power to bring generations of talented film-makers to a bigger audience

Robert Redford tributes: Jane Fonda says the late actor 'stood for an America we have to keep fighting for.'

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Last weekend, it fell to ordinary people to oppose the far right and others. The national toxicity has reached us: a kind of hate I haven’t seen since the 1970s

Exclusive: Labour ministers choosing to weaken green protections inherited from the bloc, analysis reveals * From clean air to pesticides: how UK has lagged behind EU on the environment The UK is using Brexit to weaken crucial environmental protections and is falling behind the EU despite Labour’s manifesto pledge not to dilute standards, analysis has found. Experts have said ministers are choosing to use Brexit to “actively go backwards” in some cases, though there are also areas where the UK has improved nature laws such as by banning sand eel fishing. The planning and infrastructure bill, which overrides the EU’s habitats directive and allows developers to pay into a general nature fund rather than keeping or creating new habitat nearby to make up for what is destroyed. The UK falling behind on water policy, with the EU implementing stronger legislation to clean rivers of chemicals and microplastics and making polluters pay to clean up. Air pollution, as the EU is legislating to clean up the air while the UK has removed EU air pollution laws from the statute book. Recycling and the circular economy, as the EU enforces strict new standards for designer goods that could leave the UK as a “dumping ground” for substandard, hard-to-recycle products. Continue reading...

In its refusal to nationalise water, it’s clear the government operates in the interests of private capital and not of the country, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot