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Scotla nd scotland was my first minister has denied that a contract to build ferries was a case ofjobs for the boys. nicola sturgeon utterly refuted the claim that the scottish government had the bid to build at ferguson shipyard and that she deeply regretted the impact on island community is pulled at the ferry is years late and at least £150 million over budget. the king will host a reception at buckingham palace this afternoon as part of preparations for the cop27 climate conference in egypt...

President in the history of our country by far. and now, in order to make our country successful and safe and glorious, i will very, very, very probably do it again. 0k? very, very, very probably. very, very probably. king charles is to host a reception at buckingham palace this afternoon as part of preparations for the cop—27 climate conference in egypt. it was announced last month that the monarch would not be travelling to the summit, following discussions with the then prime minister, liz ...

After decades of failure to curb emissions, let's accept that capitalist investment is not the problem: it's the solution

Lenore Taylor, Katharine Murphy, Adam Morton and Graham Readfearn discuss the implications of ‘the Australian way’ plan and what it means for Cop26 in Glasgow

Despite the unprecedented Russian war of aggression, we must not lose sight of the fact that climate change is still the most pressing existential threat for many countries in the world, writes German ambassador to South Africa, Andreas Peschke.

The core of his politics is a belief in being honest about trade-offs. And no subject needs it more than net zero

Governments and corporate to go from that invitation. it is governments and corporate to go from that invitation.— from that invitation. it is a hu . e from that invitation. it is a huge challenge for- from that invitation. it is a huge challenge for every l huge challenge for every government worldwide and i remember cop26 last year in glasgow, just the pain the delegates and global leaders went through to hit commitments and reach targets, we even have and reach targets, we even have a chair...

It’s time for Britain to live up to its climate promises, Alok Sharma tells POLITICO.

A recent report indicates that super hot rock-geothermal energy could be one of the most cost-effective, net-zero carbon power sources

Mr Sunak announced change of heart following intense criticism of decision to skip green conference