Environment Bill under threat as government poised to 'go on strike' over election battle
High profile environmental legislation and hopes of attaching green amendments to Withdrawal Agreement Bill now in doubt, as government steps up push for December election
Hopes Parliament could move forward with its long-awaited Environment Bill and back green amendments to Number 10's controversial Withdrawal Agreement Bill (WAB) are under threat, after reports indicated...
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