Caroline Lucas

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

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The Rest Is Politics · Britain's Ticking Time Bomb: The Food Security Crisis · 23 Jul 2026 podcast

In other words, they can't have and can't find consistent access to nutritious food.

So when we're piling on top of a system that is already not properly feeding the people that we have here, and one in five is a massive figure, then that is going to cause untold hardship, I should imagine, unless we act very quickly to make sure that those families, those communities are much more resilient too.

There is so much more that I'm going to be covering in this series.

We're going to be looking at issues around water scarcity and about the myths really behind the headlines to do with climate migration.

So don't miss it.

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The Rest Is Politics · The Secret Security Threat The Government Don’t Want Us To Know · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

What if the biggest threat to UK national security isn't conventional warfare, it isn't a hostile state or a terrorist network, but rather the collapse of the natural world itself?

What if the government knew, yet tried to make sure that we never found out?

Welcome to When Nature Becomes a Security Threat.

I'm Caroline Lucas.

In this series, I'm exploring the latest assessments about how nature loss and the climate crisis will make Britain less safe,

and why these grave warnings are now coming not just from the environmental movement, but from the very top of our national security establishment.

Last year, a report was commissioned by the government and compiled by the UK's most senior intelligence body, the Joint Intelligence Committee.

That includes the heads of MI5, MI6 and GCHQ, all in one room.

Now, these are the people who advise the government about the greatest threats the country faces, and usually they're warning about state threats, espionage, terrorist organisations or cyber threats.

But this report

was different.

It told us, definitively, that nature loss and climate breakdown is equally considered to be a core national security threat and that multiple interconnected ecosystem breakdowns are not just possible, they're increasingly likely.

And the consequences for the UK would be profound.

So, the report was commissioned, it was compiled and it was due to be released in October last year.

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