Green goals must not be a burden: Sunak’s vow as he insists the UK will meet its climate targets  Prime Minister insisted UK will meet targets but will be done in a pragmatic way  He announced investment deal for largest wind farm in world at Cop28 summit  Rishi Sunak warned yesterday that climate politics was ‘close to breaking point’ as

Supermarkets take an axe to prices for ‘Christmas Tree Saturday’ in a bid to get more shoppers buying festive firs Saturday is being dubbed ‘Christmas Tree Saturday’ by some supermarkets  If rising prices are casting a shadow over your yuletide preparations, rejoice in the fact that one family tradition will cost less – thanks to a Christmas tree price war. Supermarkets

EXCLUSIVE ‘The contraceptive coil ruined our lives – but we can’t get justice’: Women suffering daily agony and horror symptoms because of device CAN’T claim compensation because of 10-year liability limit on medical products Have you been affected by Essure coil? Email [email protected]  Women suffering from daily agony and horror symptoms after having the Essure contraceptive coil fitted can’t claim

Trevor Phillips labels Omid Scobie’s allegations about ‘racist royals’ as ‘nonsense’ and says there’s ‘no family of colour anywhere in the world’ which doesn’t talk about a baby’s skin colour – amid row sparked by Dutch Endgame A leading equalities campaigner today dismissed claims that royals discussing Prince Archie ‘s skin colour should be considered racist, declaring: ‘There is no

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Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. 1 of 1 Dutton doubles down on demand for apology Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says he will wait to see if he gets an apology before considering legal actions after federal Labor ministers claimed he had voted to protect paedophiles rather than children.

World of Chess rocked by a second scandal: Grandmasters go to war as  American champion Hikaru Nakamura is accused of cheating by rival after 46-game winning streak Russia’s Vladimir Kramnik, 48, sparked the clash by casting doubt over America’s Hikaru Nakamura’s stunning 46-game no-loss streak on Chess.com Nakamura, 35, hit back in a series of fiery YouTube clips accusing Kramnik