Net Zero Explained: What It Means, What It Costs, Who Pays
Net zero explained: what the 2050 target means, what the OBR and CCC say it will cost, how it affects bills and where Reform and the parties stand.
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Net zero explained: what the 2050 target means, what the OBR and CCC say it will cost, how it affects bills and where Reform and the parties stand.
Nigel Farage could not attend the Budget in the Commons because his prayer card reserving a seat was moved, the Telegraph understands. Nobody has said who moved it.
Tommy Robinson was convicted at Southwark Crown Court of harassing two Daily Mail journalists after a 10-2 majority verdict. He is on bail until sentencing on 16 December.
John Healey told MPs Britain will spend £14bn more on debt interest this year, and pledged £10bn for Ukraine. Only £500m of the Ukraine package is new spending.
Andy Burnham used his first No 10 roundtable with Muslim leaders to call opposition parties’ positions “completely unacceptable”, as a £970,000 memorial award and a new adviser loom.
Reform UK's George Finch has lodged a formal complaint after a former Lib Dem candidate put Nigel Farage "on trial" before pupils at a Stratford girls' grammar school.
In 2016 Andy Burnham told the Commons free movement undercut skilled wages and created a race to the bottom. Now, as Prime Minister, he wants an honest discussion about it.
Small boat crossings explained: how many migrants cross the Channel, what asylum hotels cost, why Rwanda and the France deal failed, and what is next.
Open Society's own record shows about £3m went to anti-Brexit campaigns, while Labour's backdated £100k cap could now hit Reform's record £72m donations.
Labour MP Clive Lewis says Israel held him for eight hours at the West Bank border, on an activist delegation trip he admits he knew risked detention.
Reform UK says £12bn went on benefits for foreign nationals last year. Jenrick says it ends immediately, EU settled status included. Labour calls it crude.
Chancellor John Healey's tariff cuts on gherkins, marmalade and garlic could save families up to £21 a year, as shop price inflation hits a 2.5-year high.