We disrupted the Labour conference because war and climate breakdown was not what Britons voted for | Jack McGinn

Until the government changes its stance on the environment and the war in Gaza and Lebanon, there is nothing to celebrateOn Monday morning, we walked into the main hall of Labour's annual conference in Liverpool, before the keynote speech of the chancellor, Rachel Reeves. What we did next, you might have seen.Shortly after Reeves began her address, two of us stood to speak out on Labour's complicity in suspected Israeli war crimes, and the party's ties to climate-wrecking corporations. We were there on behalf of Climate Resistance, a group campaigning to end the cosy relationship between politics and the fossil fuel industry. Just like arms manufacturers, oil companies have been guilty of hindering democratic processes with donations and lobbying, putting human lives on the line for their own profits.Jack McGinn is a climate activist with Climate Resistance Continue reading...