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Mps who didnt like them think she is not the right person for thejob. some think it would be mad to oust her already, others argue that that would be better than the alternative. arent you going to say sorry? and she faces more clashes with them ahead on possible spending cuts, on her plans to bring back fracking and changes to house and planning rules. she is still in the top job but feels far from being completely in control of her increasingly divided party. ione wells, bbc news. well, the go...

Financial services. these are the key ingredients for higher economic growth, and well funded public services. i had the great privilege of being business secretary for nearly two years. i visited every corner of this country. i saw the creativity, the drive, the entrepreneurial spirit. creativity, the drive, the entrepreneurialspirit. our creativity, the drive, the entrepreneurial spirit. our business people, ourjob creators, people who are taking risks. but i also saw where government got in t...

For the conservative party conference, as she tries to rally support for her economic plans. the prime minister is refusing to scrap wide—ranging tax cuts announced in last weeks mini—budget, despite turmoil on the financial markets and calls from some of her own mps to rethink the strategy. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young is there this evening. how much pressure is she under? normally you would expect a new prime minister to come here amongst herfriends and there prime minister to c...

From april next year. a planned rise in corporation tax from 19% to 25% has been cancelled — thats the tax businesses pay on their profits. there will be a cut to stamp duty in england and northern ireland — thats the tax you pay when buying a property. the threshold will be raised to £425,000 for first time buyers and £250,000 for everyone else. the rules which cap bankers bonuses to twice their annual salary have been scrapped. more than 40 new �*investment zones will be set up in engl...

Helen catt has the latest. the pomp and ceremony of the queens speech is over. now the work on what it announced begins. among the first items, a levelling up the bill which will change planning rules. it promises to give communities more control over development. it isnt the big overhaul that ministers had previously put forward and which caused a backlash among tory mps, and the levelling up the secretary appeared to step back from the governments pledged to build an extra 300,000 homes per ye...

By 2050, from the wind out at sea. ministers want turbines like this by 2030 to make enough powerfor every home in the uk. their onshore counterparts, though, have divided government ministers. planning rules in england were made tougher in 2015, making it hard for these to get approval. some ministers want those rules relaxed, but others and some tory activists have criticised their impact on the landscape. step by step, with some pushing and pulling behind the scenes, theyve now come up with a...

Minister, theresa may, dithered about nuclear, and international investors pulled the plug on plans. five years on, the conservatives now want up to eight new nuclear reactors at existing sites like this. planning rules would be relaxed and all of us would pay more in our energy bills to build them. this is about tackling some of the mistakes of the past and making sure that we are set well for the future and were no longer subject to... were never again be subject to the vagaries of the global ...

Temperatures by 4.00 just 5—i2 degrees, feeling colder, the winds will ease overnight. many of the showers is ease too. we keep showers in northern scotland with the risk of ice, widely it is going to be cold and frosty, maybe down to minus five, not as cold in the south. rain grazing the south coast, certainly making it wet tomorrow morning in the channel "left—hand side a, that will clear away, a bright day with sunshine and shower o some of the showers wintry, not as windy but feeling chi...

Nuclear. international investors pulled the plug on plans. five years on, the conservatives now want up to eight new nuclear reactors. at existing sites like this. planning rules would be relaxed and all of us would pay more in our energy bills to build them. this would pay more in our energy bills to build them.— to build them. this is about tacklin: to build them. this is about tackling some _ to build them. this is about tackling some of _ to build them. this is about tackling some of the -...

Tory backbenchers are holding the governments energy policy to ransom. theyre still holding it to ransom, and people are paying higher bills as a result. planning rules for onshore windfarms will be loosened — but only if local communities want them. ben boulos is at a wind farm this morning — he explained what the government is hoping wind farms will provide. it would help to lower carbon emissions, as well as making the uk more energy independent. less reliant on imports of gas and oil. as...