'A new low': Government slammed as court rules climate plans are unlawful

James Murray
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Politicians and campaigners criticise Ministers for delivering an inadequate net zero strategy for a second time

The government is today facing a barrage of criticism from green groups and politicians, after the High Court ruled for a second time that its net zero strategy was insufficiently detailed and as such...

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