On Wednesday 26 March, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the government’s Spring Statement. In the face of growing “global uncertainty“, Reeves promised an increase in defence spending to 2.5% of the GDP from April 2027. The decision to ramp up defence spending is framed throughout Reeves’ statement as a way to...
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On Friday 7 February, Secretary of State for Energy Ed Miliband confirmed the government’s commitment to the introduction of carbon capture technology. This commitment was announced despite concerns raised by the House of Commons’ Public Accounts Committee regarding its effectiveness and its impact on taxpayers. The plan to invest in...
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In light of the recent Californian wildfires that razed almost 35,000 hectares of land in just three days, it is difficult to imagine the level of destruction and the utter upheaval of so many individuals’ lives. But with the major underrepresentation of women in the most recent COP28 last November,...
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On Wednesday 8th of January, wild lynx were spotted roaming the Scottish Highlands. Lynx vanished from Britain around 1300 years ago, after being driven to extinction by hunting and habitat loss, so their sighting certainly sparked some frenzy. Talk of reintroducing lynx back into the Scottish Highlands has been circulating...
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