Politics

Populist right-wing attacks on net zero and climate policies stand in stark contrast to views of the British public, new research shows

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: March part two

As attacks on fossil fuel infrastructure continue to drive up il and gas spikes, a snap poll finds voters favour generating more energy through renewables over trying to ramp up domestic gas production

Campaigners warn 'short-sighted' cuts to climate finance threaten lives, nature, and UK national security

Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds' speech at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors to launch the government's Land Use Framework for England

Green Party leader sets out vision for tackling 'rip-off Britain', ending failed privatisation experiment, and curbing energy bills

The global EV fleet helped avoid demand for 1.7 million barrels of oil a day in 2025, according to a new study that underscores how fossil fuels are 'the Achilles’ heel’ of the global economy

Critics claim proposed reforms are not properly funded, would undermine investor confidence, and leave the UK more reliant on imported fossil fuels

Environment Agency provides details on historic funding programme, which is set to deliver new flood barriers, coastal defences, and natural flood management measures

Prime Minister insists government will not be drawn into wider war in the region, as he announces £53m support for vulnerable households reliant on heating oil