Energy minister Michael Shanks faced scrutiny from Fiona Bruce on BBC Question Time for refusing to comment on the approval of oil and gasfields, despite his department being responsible for the decision-making process. The government’s conflicting goals of addressing climate change while supporting economic growth have put pressure on their stance. Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s promise not to obstruct licenses granted by the previous government has sparked controversy, with the audience applauding Bruce’s insistence on a clear answer from Shanks.
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‘Manchester’s most gastronomic afternoon tea experience’ created by Michelin Star chef
Michelin Star chef Niall Keating has launched a new 'gastronomic' afternoon tea experience at his restaurant Tender in the Stock Exchange Hotel, offering sweet and savory treats inspired by Manchester's history. Priced at £35 per person, the menu includes quality dishes like pork and Bury black pudding sausage rolls and artisan sandwiches. The venue also offers a special Stock Exchange Blend tea and live music on Saturdays, creating a unique and affordable dining experience in...
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