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Halting progress on net zero could burden consumers with extra costs, PM warned

Halting progress on net zero could burden consumers with extra costs, PM warned

R ishi Sunak has been warned that halting the UK’s progress towards net zero could ultimately burden consumers with extra costs. The Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE), which represents more than 140 manufacturers, universities, local authorities and energy service providers working towards a green transition, has called on the PrimeContinue Reading

2023-08-13
By: WMN
On: August 13, 2023
In: Politics
Council says Home Office contractors told of Legionella on day of barge transfer

Council says Home Office contractors told of Legionella on day of barge transfer

H ome Office contractors were told about traces of Legionella bacteria found on the Bibby Stockholm barge on the same day asylum seekers were transferred on to the vessel, Dorset Council has said. The discovery eventually led to the removal on Friday of all 39 people who had boarded theContinue Reading

2023-08-13
By: WMN
On: August 13, 2023
In: Politics
Barclay ‘open to requests’ for Welsh and Scots patients to be treated in England

Barclay ‘open to requests’ for Welsh and Scots patients to be treated in England

S teve Barclay has said he is “open to requests” for patients from Wales and Scotland to be treated on the NHS in England amid record waiting lists. The Health Secretary has invited Scottish and Welsh ministers to discuss what “lessons can be learnt” from the different approaches taken byContinue Reading

2023-08-13
By: WMN
On: August 13, 2023
In: Politics
Government under fresh pressure to tackle Channel crossings after 6 deaths

Government under fresh pressure to tackle Channel crossings after 6 deaths

T he Government is under renewed pressure to tackle the crisis of migrant crossings in the Channel following the deaths of six people after a boat sank off the coast of France. Campaigners described the incident as an “appalling and preventable tragedy” while MPs called for action to stop criminalContinue Reading

2023-08-13
By: WMN
On: August 13, 2023
In: Politics
Blair’s institute has continued to receive Saudi Arabian money

Blair’s institute has continued to receive Saudi Arabian money

S ir Tony Blair’s institute has continued to advise and receive money from the government of Saudi Arabia since the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, it has emerged. The Sunday Times reported the former prime minister’s organisation is involved in a multimillion-pound partnership helping with a modernisation drive in the countryContinue Reading

2023-08-12
By: Sarah Berg
On: August 12, 2023
In: Politics
Campaigners call for ‘humane’ asylum policy following Channel deaths

Campaigners call for ‘humane’ asylum policy following Channel deaths

C ampaigners have called for a “humane” approach to the asylum system after six people died following the sinking of a boat carrying migrants in the Channel. The Refugee Council urged the Government to respond with “compassion” to the incident while Freedom from Torture accused ministers of “hostile” attitudes towardsContinue Reading

2023-08-12
By: WMN
On: August 12, 2023
In: Politics
Oliver Dowden: AI will have a more significant impact than industrial revolution

Oliver Dowden: AI will have a more significant impact than industrial revolution

A rtificial intelligence will have a more significant impact on Britain than the industrial revolution, Oliver Dowden has said. The Deputy Prime Minister said AI had enormous potential to speed up productivity and perform boring aspects of jobs, but also posed a significant threat to democracies. Speaking in an interviewContinue Reading

2023-08-11
By: WMN
On: August 11, 2023
In: Politics
Asylum seekers moved off Bibby Stockholm barge ‘after Legionella found’

Asylum seekers moved off Bibby Stockholm barge ‘after Legionella found’

A sylum seekers have been evacuated from the Bibby Stockholm barge in Dorset just days after arriving following a detection of Legionella bacteria. All 39 on board have been taken off the barge after the Home Office said environmental samples revealed levels of legionella bacteria in the barge’s water system.Continue Reading

2023-08-11
By: WMN
On: August 11, 2023
In: Politics
Asylum seekers removed from Bibby Stockholm after Legionella bacteria found

Asylum seekers removed from Bibby Stockholm after Legionella bacteria found

A sylum seekers are being removed from the Bibby Stockholm barge due to the discovery of Legionella bacteria in the water supply. The Home Office has said it is removing all 39 asylum seekers who arrived on the vessel, docked in Portland Port in Dorset, this week as a “precautionaryContinue Reading

2023-08-11
By: WMN
On: August 11, 2023
In: Politics
‘Stump up £2.2bn or London house building could grind to a halt’, Khan tells Gove

‘Stump up £2.2bn or London house building could grind to a halt’, Khan tells Gove

S adiq Khan has issued a stark warning that London house building could “grind to a halt” in a “perfect storm of pressures” without an extra £2.2bn in Government funding. In a letter to Housing Secretary Michael Gove on Friday, Mr Khan called on the Government to stump up £2.2bnContinue Reading

2023-08-11
By: WMN
On: August 11, 2023
In: Politics

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