Greens welcome #GreatBritishRailways but what about rolling stock?

ROSCOs paid £275m in dividends to shareholders last year - a huge drain on public finances!

I urge the Government to find ways to bring our rolling stock into public hands.

Thank you to the over 5,000 people in Brighton Pavilion who signed the petition opposing mandatory digital ID. The debate was packed out!

I will continue to speak out against these dangerous proposals.

The Justice Secretary is not considering:

Jury trials guard against tyranny for offences against the state or corporations.

Risk of politicising decisions leading to attacks on women and minoritised judges.

Today I asked the Government why it is creating an authoritarian toolkit 👇

Tonight I spoke on the need for climate, nature and air pollution duties in the Government’s Devolution Bill.

Ella's Law, which would make breathing #cleanair a human right, will not likely have its second reading next week.

Yesterday I asked if the Government will make more time in Parliament for this vital Bill to be debated and made law.

The BBC needs defending - from outside forces like President Trump and his propaganda values, and from current and future political appointments to its Board within. I raised these huge risks to our national asset with the Culture Secretary this week:

This Government is threatening to blow our carbon budget just to fuel Heathrow’s greedy business model.

Instead it should be listening to the people who want their bills cut, their water in public hands, and their homes made safe and warm.