As someone living in a fostering family, I am all too aware of this reality, and it has led me to question whether a solution may be found in utilising the Equality Act (2010), namely, by bringing “care-experienced” within the Equality Act 2010's protected characteristic framework.

In recent years we have increasingly witnessed the climate crisis transcending national borders, no longer being confined to conventional areas that were known to experience extreme weather such as hurricanes, wild fires, and floods, to name a few. However, while the climate-crisis has expanded its reach rapidly across the world, the consequences for human populations are not experienced equally, either between countries or within them.

Picture from BBC via: Sir John Curtice: The map that reveals the extent of Reform's triumph - BBC News In March this year, the public celebration of iftar and prayer in Trafalgar Square prompted a predictable backlash, with critics claiming it was evidence that Islam is coming to dominate Britain. In response, the Prime Minister sought to steady the debate, insisting that Britain is “a tolerant country”. On the surface, the sentiment sounds inclusive, but the politics behind