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more stringent tests, no fault evictions, a higher bar, more difficult to rent? the legislation also means it will be easier to boot out those who are disruptive and display anti social behaviour. how do you define anti social behaviour? it is in the eye of the beholder or leaseholder? full on frantic fun filled family life. 11 million landlords, 2.5 million tenants. get in touch with us. the fundamental issue at the heart of people s lights, renter, landlord, room for everyone. evictions: who s at fault?. and we have the news with bethan holmes. thank you, landlords will be banned from evicting tenants had no justification is part as a long promised overhaul of the private sector in england. new legislation will abolish so called no fault evictions. labour leader sir kier starmer says it s a step in the right direction but says the underlying issue is that we need to build more houses. the business secretary kemi badenoch will meet the firm behind vauxhall today, after ....
i m ben brown in the studio our other top stories this hour... as the regulator ofgem lowers the price cap for gas and electricity, there are fresh calls for the government to stop a rise in energy bills in april. a new panorama investigation uncovers evidence that women are being misled and manipulated about abortion by some crisis pregnancy advice centres,in the uk. the first female speaker of the house of commons, betty boothroyd, dies at the age of 93. good afternoon from windsor, where rishi sunak and the eu have struck a new agreement to amend post brexit trading rules with the eu. the prime minister said the deal marked a decisive breakthrough after years of wrangling, allowing smooth, free flowing trade while preserving the belfast agreement, the setttlement which underpins devolved government in northern ireland. mr sunak said the agreement would remove any sense of a border in the irish sea, the chief complaint of unionists who have boycotted stormont in ....
structurally in decline. you ve got the rise of renewable energy, the fact that electric vehicles are now 50% of sales in china. so that ll be a fundamental challenge to anybody investing in fossil fuels a fundamental challenge to anybody investing in fossilfuels in a fundamental challenge to anybody investing in fossil fuels in the future. this is an industry which is clearly entering into its endgame. renewables are ultimately growing faster than fossil fuels, and that will mean that clean energy will win. now investors have got to act, we ve got to deploy huge amounts of clean energy, we ve got to build up the grid notjust in the uk, but all over the world. it s all about electrifying everything. if we can do that, that ll be the death knell of fossil fuels. marcus correct that market tends to direct the way the market goes. there are more clean energy plants in texas, an oil state, then there are in california because it s economically sensible to do it. but we ve g ....
From the perspective of scotland, wales and Northern Ireland. Scotlands first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has been keen to remind theresa may of all of her previous comments on the idea of an early election. All statements that theresa may must surely now be regretting. Well, the Prime Minister says she is not regretting that, she has taken the decision reluctantly, recently, and she says in the national interest. Here, though, is more of Nicola Sturgeons alternative analysis. The question of what kind of country we wa nt the question of what kind of country we want to be is at stake in this election campaign, and whether we wa nt election campaign, and whether we want that to be a country the future of which is steered and directed by a tory party moving ever mo ....
From the perspective of scotland, wales and Northern Ireland. Scotlands first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, has been keen to remind theresa may of all of her previous comments on the idea of an early election. All statements that theresa may must surely now be regretting. Well, the Prime Minister says she is not regretting that, she has taken the decision reluctantly, recently, and she says in the national interest. Here, though, is more of Nicola Sturgeons alternative analysis. The question of what kind of country we wa nt the question of what kind of country we want to be is at stake in this election campaign, and whether we wa nt election campaign, and whether we want that to be a country the future of which is steered and directed by a tory party moving ever mo ....