Marvellous giants are returning to our shores, which means only one thing: pathetic inadequates using them as a test of manhood.

By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian, 28th August 2025

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US government says risk of a “swarm drone attack” is part of the reason for decision to halt construction on a nearly complete offshore wind farm.

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