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Her from two committees. The Prime Minister is being urged to block plans for a new coalmine whitehaven in cumbria. Dozens of environmental groups have written to him and saying they are mystified that the government has not intervened even though it is due to host a climate in glasgow this year. Downing street insists the government is a world leader and will not reverse the decision. Newsreel and beneath this land lie more than 200 million tons of coal. Its more than half a century since the l...

A row over the governments plan to have Quarantine Hotels for travellers Industry Bosses say theyve not yet been consulted. A green and pleasant land now but this site in cumbria could soon have a coal mine like this. So how does that square with the governments promises to go green . Must be something in the water the Bristol Street where having a baby is becoming something of a trend. And coming up on bbc news. Can england stop the mighty india on home soil . Joe root� s men begin their test...

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A terrible lesson is being taken from the Uxbridge vote. Labour must stick to its green agenda, and decent Tories must raise a voice, says Guardian columnist John Harris

Britains arrogance about rewilding is preventing it from reintroducing lost predators, the Conservative Environmental Network chair, Ben Goldsmith believes.

Tory MPs express outrage after Ben Goldsmith backs Extinction Rebellions stance against fossil fuels

In Wycombe, voters have set up Steve Baker Watch to send him a message. His Net Zero Scrutiny Group should heed it too, says occupational therapist Gemma Rogers

A series about Marco Polo is just the latest venture for the man with a shameful past

‘I’m very keen on bunnies’: Boris Johnson’s father Stanley defends rabbits after PM mocks climate activists Jane Dalton © Provided by The Independent The prime minister’s father says he is “very keen on bunnies” and that “bunny-hugging” is an affectionate term, after Boris Johnson used the phrase to take a swipe at environmental idealists. At a virtual summit over action to curb rising greenhouse gases and sea levels, the PM told world leaders: “It’s vita...

BBC News By Roger Harrabin image copyrightEPA image captionAlok Sharma stood down as business secretary to focus on his UN COP26 climate conference role last month The UKs climate tsar, Alok Sharma, has been urged to resign unless the prime minister scraps plans for a new coal mine in Cumbria. Mr Sharma, who will lead a vital UN climate conference in Glasgow in November, is said to be "apoplectic" over the decision to approve the mine. The Lib Dems say the project, earmarked for a site near Wh...