Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer criticized the government in the Commons for postponing a climate bill that would make UK environmental targets legally binding, despite previous pledges to be a climate leader. After a debate, MPs voted to adjourn the bill until July 11, with Denyer expressing disappointment in the delay and lack of commitments from the government. Denyer’s frustration was echoed by other MPs, highlighting the importance of taking action for a sustainable future and criticizing the government’s reluctance to commit to promises made on the international stage.
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UK deal with EU will not return to ‘arguments of the past’, minister says
The UK's chief negotiator, Nick Thomas-Symonds, emphasized that the upcoming negotiations for a new deal with the EU will prioritize growth and move beyond past debates. This statement comes as Labour leader Keir Starmer prepares to meet European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in London, ahead of a significant EU-UK summit scheduled for May. Thomas-Symonds believes that this new agreement is essential for Britain, highlighting Labour's commitment to achieving a beneficial outcome in the...
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