Last week the Court of Appeal ruled the decision to allow the Heathrow expansion was unlawful because it did not take climate commitments into account. Is this the end of the third runway? And: how our quest for a good night’s sleep is leading to a landfill crisis

Over the last 20 years, climate campaigners opposing aviation expansion have seen the proposed third runway at Heathrow killed off, rise again on the back of reneged promises and government U-turns, and be given political propulsion when MPs voted in 2018 for it to go ahead.

But last week, the appeal court declared the government’s plans illegal and in breach of the UK’s climate change commitments. Guardian environment correspondent Sandra Laville tells Anushka Asthana about the history of the proposed expansion, and why changing attitudes towards the climate crisis might mean the third runway will never be built.

And: journalist Sirin Kale on how the race for more comfortable beds is leading to a landfill crisis.

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