Month: October 2019

Global environment editor Jonathan Watts discusses the Guardian’s investigation into the fossil fuel industry, and the structures that need to change to halt the climate emergency. And: Gary Younge on Donald Trump’s mental health The Guardian’s global environment editor, Jonathan Watts, tells Anushka Asthana about the polluters series, which identified Read more…

This was the Eighties, a time of international brinkmanship, the Cold War in one of its potentially red-hot periods. Via: HMS ARMAGEDDON: Astonishing book reveals how nuclear submariner learned to live cheek by jowl

Much of the agreement remains from Mrs May’s original blueprint. But in critical areas it is different, after input from, among others, the PM’s adviser Dominic Cummings (pictured yesterday). Via: How DOES Boris Johnson's deal differ from Theresa May's? JACK DOYLE examines the small print 

James Mee, 35, was part of a gang including a Buddhist teacher, a grandfather and a vicar who brought chaos to three stations east of the capital: Canning Town, Shadwell and Stratford. Via: The accounts worker who was dragged off roof Tube train by furious commuters

Move comes seven months after 51 people were killed at two mosques in the country’s worst peacetime shootingNew Zealand officials have said armed police will patrol parts of the country in a trial project following heightened security concerns after the mass shooting in Christchurch in March that killed 51 people.New Read more…

President Donald Trump has toured a new Louis Vuitton leather workshop in Texas with his daughter Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner in tow. Via: Donald Trump tours new Louis Vuitton workshop with Ivanka

Acting White House chief of staff says politics and foreign policy are mixed ‘all the time’, before walking back remarksThe acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, suggested that there was a quid pro quo in relations with Ukraine, only to walk back that statement later in the day.Mulvaney Read more…