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The US has said that it is not after conflict with China, yet its actions say otherwise, especially when it comes to military sales to countries in the region.

As the govenment rolls back net zero policies, financiers have a major role to play in helping households 'green' their homes, writes Ecology Building Society's Gareth Griffiths

BusinessGreen's round-up of the key takeaways from the IEA's updated net zero pathway, covering everything from fossil fuel projections and earlier net zero targets to heat pump policies and CCS prospects

One year since the fatal shooting of black Londoner, Chris Kaba, the British police officer alleged to have shot him in the head has been charged with murder.

On this National Day of Remembrance for murder victims, police in Lexington are investigating after a string of murders over the weekend.

Germany, with its struggling economy, could once again be called the ‘Sick Man of Europe’ if structural issues are not addressed immediately.

The PM's net zero policy rollback will hurt the green economy, put jobs at risk and force renters to live in colder homes and pay higher energy bills, writes Caroline Lucas MP

In segment one, Hal speaks with Brittany Thorn, executive director of Best Friends Animal Society about the local crisis involving homeless pets. Then, hear from Jennifer sims, a volunteer who assists dogs and cats on Skid Row. Finally, Hal speaks with Maureen Davis about a project to get money into the pockets of striking actors and writers.

Veteran Labour MP of 36 years, Diane Abbott, alleges that party leader Keir Starmer is running a fraudulent inquiry into her comments, while smearing her with accusations of racism and antisemitism.

The UK's net zero transition is at risk if government does not develop a more comprehensive strategy for engaging the public, writes Climate Outreach's Rachael Orr