'Not the answer': Labour MPs speak out against Rosebank as decision looms
There is a growing expectation among senior Labour figures that drilling in the oil field will be given the green light.
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There is a growing expectation among senior Labour figures that drilling in the oil field will be given the green light.
Read moreL/Cpl Nicholas Horne, from 4th Battalion of Royal Regiment of Scotland, charged with one count of rape on 23 October
Read morePM wrote to transport commissioner to oppose ‘megashed’ in Astley shortly before he entered No 10 Andy Burnham raised safety concerns about dozens of lorries leaving a “monster” warehouse near a primary school because there was “no safe crossing” for children, a public inquiry has heard. Concerns about the 18-metre-high “megashed” in the village of Astley, Greater Manchester, are being examined by Britain’s office of the transport commissioner. Continue reading...
Read moreIt comes after a Lib Dem MP said black English or Asian English should be specific options for respondents.
Read moreNew technology would block the live-streaming of child sexual abuse on phones, tablets and laptops.
Read moreParty members withdrew from most of Wednesday's Senedd proceedings over Joe Martin's speaking ban.
Read moreLetter: A reader highlights how the government’s immigration changes are affecting those who have been granted asylum and wish to apply for indefinite leave to remain
Read moreLawyer says Britain wrong to believe in historic doctrine that crown has sovereignty over parts of oceans Britain should not be permitted to act as a 17th-century colonial power treating the waters around the Falkland Islands as a Dominium maris Britannici, Argentina has told an international tribunal. Marcelo Kohen, representing Argentina at a hearing in Hamburg, mocked Britain for apparently believing in the historic doctrine that the British crown has sovereignty over expansive parts of the oceans. Continue reading...
Read moreExclusive: Cutting 2030 goal would be a ‘step backwards’, say MPs, as ministers clash over proposed reductions Labour MPs are urging the government not to weaken its electric vehicle targets as divided cabinet ministers prepare for a crunch meeting on Thursday to thrash out a compromise. Members of the climate and nature crisis caucus (CNCC) say ministers must not water down a legal requirement for carmakers to ensure that 80% of the vehicles they sell in 2030 are electric, saying doing so would be a backward step and “shortsighted”. Continue reading...
Read moreCampbell, 32, from Prestwick, South Ayrshire, was one of six people killed in the 7 November attack in Polish city
Read morePM welcomes cross-party push to reject ethnic basis for Englishness promoted by Reform UK politicians
Read moreOver £14m is available to be spent due to the cancellation of a new leisure centre in Bradford.
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