OpinionTrade unions This article is more than 1 month oldUnions must resist the Tories’ new anti-strike laws – even if that means breaking the law ourselvesThis article is more than 1 month oldSharon GrahamAs the TUC meets to plan its response, my message is clear: don’t back down, strikes are a vital part of how we improve pay and conditions
Sharon Graham is the general secretary of UniteThe British government is about to launch one of the greatest ever attacks on trade union rights. Read More...
Pacific projectFijiA series of steel artworks sitting off the coast of Nacula Island is growing coral in hope of creating more climate-resilient organisms
In the turquoise waters of Nacula Island, Fiji, steel sculptures sit on the seafloor, adorned with coral. The artworks are part of a pioneering conservation effort to help grow and restore coral reefs as they face the threat of bleaching due to warmer seas.
The installation, built of marine-grade stainless steel to withstand saltwater corrosion, consists of 137 structures and houses 30 different species of coral. Read More...
Fir-coated … a peaceful piste in MegèveFir-coated … a peaceful piste in MegèveGreat little ski resortsSki resortsFor those who want to avoid the crowds on and off the slopes, this small town offers peaceful pistes, great dining options and a top-notch jazz festival to boot
Er, where?
Megève is in the south-east of France, near the Italian and Swiss borders, and emerged as a popular ski destination for the rich and famous in the 1920s. Read More...
