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PM told to ignore ‘siren voices’ of sceptics on Conservative right

Senior conservatives backing away, explicitly backing away from the commitments to cut emissions very significantly by 2030 and to get to net—zero by 2050. your party no longer buys it? i would say, and its very hard to measure this, but i would say there are more people in the parliamentary party, and its probably true of members as well, who are committed to seeing through the commitments weve made on the environment, not just carbon, but on the broader environment as well, than those people...

A0 people, no doubt. im telling you, one group has more than 50 mps and their numbers are growing. but then equally, there are many, many more members in the conservative environment network, which is committed to net zero, which is committed to the broader environmental agenda, and let mejust make one point, stephen — in every single survey that has ever been conducted, and ive commissioned a few myself, ive read many, every single one demonstrates beyond any doubt that the majority of voters...

I would say, and its very hard to measure this, but i would say there are more people in the parliamentary party, and its probably true of members as well, who are committed to seeing through the commitments weve made on the environment, notjust carbon, but on the broader environment as well, than those people who are pushing back. unfortunately, those who push back are tougher, theyre louder, theyre more aggressive and theyre effective at grabbing the mic. priti patel, former home secretary, "w...

No security without net zero, says energy secretary, amid Tory rows over green policies

Than the net zero scrutiny group... you could name 30 or a0 people, no doubt. im telling you, one group has more than 50 mps and their numbers are growing. but then equally, there are many, many more members in the conservative environment network, which is committed to net zero, which is committed to the broader environmental agenda, and let mejust make one point, stephen — in every single survey that has ever been conducted, and ive commissioned a few myself, ive read many, every single one ...

Past prime ministers could afford to talk big on climate change – but now the impact of the environmental crisis is manifestly real, Sunak can’t afford to appease those who oppose green policies.

The UK Conservatives spy an opening by bashing environment policy — while still promising to cut carbon emissions.

The combination of performative hostility to environmental issues and contradictory decarbonisation policies only serves to undermine the economic goals the government purports to care about

Many Conservatives concerned that push to woo motorists will alienate voters concerned about climate