Green
Coverage of Green in the Nexus archive.
- How Britain’s new prime minister can revive Labour
The new British prime minister is exploring ways to revive the Labour party. His supporters are described as more northern and more environmentally focused (Green) compared to Sir Keir's supporters.
- Green leader Zack Polanski says Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed should NOT be kicked out of Britain
Green leader Zack Polanski opposes the removal of Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed from Britain. The statement highlights a political stance against expelling Ahmed, who is associated with a grooming gang.
- Exclusive: MPs demand investigation into British Museum’s 'erasure' of Palestine
Cross-party MPs have demanded an independent investigation into the British Museum's removal of terms like 'Palestine' and 'Palestinian' from displays, alleging political interference due to lobbying by pro-Israel activists. The call follows a Middle East Eye investigation revealing the museum's actions in response to such pressure, with MPs accusing the museum of anti-Palestinian racism.
- Exclusive: MPs demand investigation into British Museum’s 'erasure' of Palestine
Cross-party MPs demand an independent investigation into the British Museum’s removal of terms like 'Palestine' and 'Israelite occupation' from displays, citing a Middle East Eye investigation linking the changes to pro-Israel lobbying in late 2024. The museum defended the alterations as based on 'audience testing,' but no records of such testing exist, according to internal emails and freedom of information responses.
- Commercial fish farm encroaches on government land, deemed ecological threat
A network of over 20 unauthorized artificial fish ponds in Hong Kong’s Northern Metropolis development occupies government land without permission, raising ecological concerns. The ponds are located near the Ramsar Convention-designated Mai Po Nature Reserve and Inner Deep Bay wetlands, critical habitats for migratory birds, with a green group warning about threats from materials used at the site.
- Issues reported with voter registration forms sent out in North Carolina, state says
A group in North Carolina sent outdated voter registration forms with incorrect political parties and addresses, leading to privacy concerns and confusion. The state contacted the group and warned about the risks of such errors.
- Green's answer to Britain's jobs crisis… force businesses to pay everyone more
The Green party proposes addressing Britain's jobs crisis by mandating higher wages for all employees through business mandates. The plan aims to force businesses to increase pay as a solution to employment challenges.
- Trader Joe’s releases new striped mini totes for summer; here’s when they’ll be available
Trader Joe’s is releasing new striped mini totes in muted shades of green, pink, blue, and brown, set to arrive in stores on June 17. The bags are part of the company’s summer collection and will be available at its stores.
- French MPs back bill to reduce cadmium exposure
French MPs have backed a bill aimed at reducing cadmium exposure. The bill, proposed by Green MP Benoît Biteau, sparked a protest at the Esplanade des Invalides in Paris ahead of its debate in the Assemblée Nationale.
- Queen of green! Camilla inaugurates unique rooftop 'ward' for critically ill patients at south London hospital
Camilla inaugurated a unique rooftop 'ward' at a south London hospital designed for critically ill patients. The facility is described as a special area for those requiring critical care.