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So, i'm delighted that he gets that, and i think he does get that. my concern about the labour party at the moment — and i don't say this as a tribal politician because i'm not a tribal politician — is i think there is a blind spot on the natural environment. so everything, when the labour party thinks environment, when it talks about the environment, it's thinking carbon and taxation, regulation and all the things that go with that. and the simple truth is there is no pathway to net zero, there's no solution to climate change that does not involve nature, massive efforts to protect and re...

Issues, because it's the only thing that matters. let's just think in a slightly broader way about what's happening in politics. there's a very interesting comment from tim bale, a respected professor of politics at london university, he says, "what we are seeing right now is the tory party in particular engaging in a much more populist way of handling the climate challenge." and it's not actually just in this country, we see it in other countries too. does that worry you? well, it depends what you mean by that. there are two things, there are the policies and there's the language. and it's ab...

He should stand firm against the headbangers in his party, but he won’t. They speak, he listens, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Fortescue Metals billionaire has joined criticism of British PM Rishi Sunak’s sudden shift to fossil fuels, calling it “clickbait leadership”.

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