Boris Johnson told to get grip of UK climate strategy before Cop26
‘Worrisome’ policy decisions could undermine UK leadership and the talks themselves, say senior climate experts
Category: International
Baftas 2021: Britain’s big film awards night – live!
All the action as Bafta goes virtual for its star-studded awards ceremony and the industry’s best-known names wait with bated breath
The world won’t be a greener place until it’s a fairer one
Action on the climate crisis must come with a social contract to protect the poor and vulnerable
Ropeless fishing tech could help save rare whale, say scientists
Virtual buoys and time triggered traps reduce risk to endangered North Atlantic right whale, but reactions among fishers in US and Canada are mixed
Drama about Flint water crisis takes major theatre award
US activist and dramatist Erika Dickerson-Despenza wins Susan Smith Blackburn prize with the play cullud wattah
Carbon dioxide levels in atmosphere reach record high
Concentrations are 50% above pre-industrial levels despite dip in emissions during pandemic
Gandalf the red: confusing and cheap, but Soviet Lord of the Rings is curiously charming
Could this ramshackle 1991 Russian adaptation of The Fellowship of the Ring be the best adaptation of Tolkien’s work?
Ainsley Harriott: ‘I talk to my ingredients when I’m cooking’
The former Ready, Steady, Cook presenter on his love of the children’s classic Animal Magic, and the Galloping Gourmet
Christmas travel tsar appointed to oversee Covid-hit UK networks
Sir Peter Hendy tasked with minimising transport chaos during five-day festive getaway
CO2 from England’s road plan ‘up to 100 times more’ than DfT says
Exclusive: Experts in court challenge to £27bn programme say official emissions calculations dramatically underestimate figures