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Environment correspondent at the Guardian 🍀🇯🇲

London, England
Joined November 2009

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    28 Mar 2018

    “If you can read that list without the hairs on the back of your neck beginning to stand up, then maybe is not for you.” David Randall in The Universal Journalist, 1996.

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  2. Pointing out hypocrisy is not "whataboutery"

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    NEW: A Black schoolgirl was strip searched by Met Police officers while on her period - and without another adult present - after being wrongly suspected of carrying cannabis, according to a report which found racism was likely a factor.

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    Minister rightly says shouldn’t go ahead unless there’s public support Since only 14% people are in favour (over 80% for wind & solar) that should sound its death knell And since replacing just half of gas imports would require 6000 wells, that’s not likely to change

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    "The numerous examples of officers exchanging misogynistic messages... is in itself indicative of a problem much wider than the occasional 'bad ‘un'." Eleanor Hanmer of our team looks at tackling in the Met Police:

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    12 hours ago

    ‘In what is thought to be a first-of-its-kind action, the lawsuit brought by activist shareholders claims that Shell’s 13 directors are personally liable for failing to devise a strategy in line with the Paris agreement’

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    Mar 14

    Police are there to protect private property, not justice. (Exhibit 1,937,279,827)

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    Mar 14

    Not gonna lie, today has seen the widest popular support for anarchist squatters that we've witnessed in ages

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  9. Mar 14

    In a statement on the Deripaska squat, the bemoans the sanctions against Russian oligarchs as "a distinct break with Britain's traditional support for property rights"

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  10. Mar 14
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  11. Mar 14

    Crimes of colonialism cascading down the generations

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  12. Mar 14
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  13. Mar 14

    Good. And then let's get Blair and Dubya in there straight after.

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  14. Mar 13

    The ’s video team cut this clip from my footage of today’s action against the red carpet.

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  15. Mar 13
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  16. Mar 13

    “We are asking celebrities to use their platform to speak out about the climate emergency ... they have platforms that are so big but they are not using them for the reasons we need.” Dillon, another protester, explaining why they have targeted the event.

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  17. Mar 13

    “We’re asking them to use their platform to speak out about the reality of what’s happening.” activist Claudia explains why they are targeting the

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  18. Mar 13

    Some were able to get inside and disrupt the red carpet itself

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  19. Mar 13

    Police and security have tried to carry protesters from off the road leading to the red carpet

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  20. Mar 13

    Young environmental activists from have attempted to disrupt the red carpet at the ceremony

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  21. Retweeted
    Mar 12

    Today the Saudi regime executed 81 men, in the largest mass execution in its history. Yet Boris Johnson is about to visit Saudi Arabia to beg for more oil. If the government really cared about human rights, it would end its cosy relationship with the Saudis.

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