Caroline Lucas

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487 appearances 6 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Aug

Caroline Lucas’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Rest Is Politics · Will Climate Action Go Backwards Under Burnham? · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

And we won't know what we don't touch and smell and taste and feel and hear. matched

And so giving people the access to nature, which is still very unequally spread out across the country, making sure more people have got that access to nature, making sure that more people can take the wonderful GCSE in natural history that I think is now going to happen. matched

You know, that is what connects people to the world. matched

That's what makes them love the natural world. matched

And it speaks as well to, I think, those people who are minded to vote. matched

for Nigel Farage or Restore Britain. matched

I mean it's it's something that can go across parties. matched

Um, maybe not to their leadership, but it goes across parties. matched

It's something that speaks to us, I think, in a very, very elemental way. matched

Thank you. matched

Yeah, yeah. matched

Caroline, matched

The Rest Is Politics · The Truth About Climate Migration – It's More Complicated Than You Think · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

What if I told you there's a nation on Earth that is currently uploading its entire history, culture, laws and memories to the cloud?

Now, it may sound like fiction, but it isn't.

That nation is Tuvalu, and it's sinking fast.

Scientists say much of it could be underwater by the end of the century.

So its government has started building a version of itself that can survive without the land, a digital twin, if you like.

Every island scanned and rebuilt in 3D, every law, every ceremony, every piece of cultural memory backed up indefinitely so that nothing is lost, including the rights to its ocean territories, which are over 28,000 times the size of its land area.

So the aim of its digital identity is to protect an area of land you could walk across in an afternoon, as well as an ocean territory roughly the size of Turkey.

It raises an interesting question.

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