Court of Appeal hears case against Heathrow expansion

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Net zero goal makes case against Heathrow expansion far stronger, campaigners claim

Opponents of Heathrow Airport expansion will make their case against the Department for Transport at the Court of Appeal today. The court will hear an appeal against the High Court's decision in May,...

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