Energy

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Comment: The Tories are paying the Chinese billions to avoid democratising the energy industry

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The political obstacles to building a third runway are insurmountable

Heathrow expansion is a fantasy that will never be realised

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$Farron: We should now support a ban on fracking$

Comment: If I’m Lib Dem leader, we’ll oppose fracking

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Sadiq Khan's rivals accuse him of opportunism

Sadiq Khan accused of playing ‘the politics of Ed Miliband’ on Heathrow

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Labour's support for Heathrow expansion could cost party City Hall

Labour mayoral hopefuls clash over Heathrow

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London smog: Air quality in London is 'perfectly fine' claims Boris Johnson

UK government ordered to clean up Britain’s toxic air

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Gordon Brown: Saved the union, now time to save Labour

Gordon Brown’s North Sea oil promise offers Scottish Labour a flicker of hope

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MDU advises doctors on how to prevent a delayed diagnosis in prostate and testicular cancer

Doctors need time to digest the GMC’s more detailed guidance (MDG), says MDU.

The Medical Defence Union (MDU) has expressed concern that doctors will have insufficient time to read and digest the General Medical Council’s (GMC) more detailed guidance (MDG) which has been published today and comes into effect on January 30th 2024, alongside the updated version of its ethical standards Good Medical Practice. The MDGs, cover a… Read more »

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Humanists UK welcomes Ofsted’s call to tackle illegal schools and improve RE

Ofsted has called on the Government to take action on illegal schools. The call came in Ofsted’s latest annual report, published yesterday. The report also highlighted that religious education (RE) provision in English state schools is ‘not fit for purpose’, and that independent faith schools perform very badly in Ofsted inspections. Humanists UK, which has led the… Read more »

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The miners' strike marked a huge moment for Britain

End of the miners’ strike: The day hard men wept

May 1979, the election that brought to power the government that led to the miners’ strike, was a vote of huge change. In May 2015, Britain once again has the opportunity to vote. And once again the status quo is breaking apart.

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