Wealthy Critics Told to Pipe Down

Wealthy critics of Chancellor Rishi Sunak's net zero easing have been told to pipe down. Critics were warned that they would not be the ones to suffer the consequences of their objections.

PM Faces Down Tory Sceptics

The Prime Minister stood firm against Tory sceptics yesterday, defending his decision to delay a series of green targets. Despite criticism from within his own party, he remained steadfast in his commitment to combat climate change.

Peer Accuses PM of "Chucking the Environment into a Political Fire"

The PM was accused by peer Zac Goldsmith, estimated to be worth £280 million, of "chucking the environment into a political fire". Goldsmith argued that Margaret Thatcher would have supported his plan to postpone certain green targets.

Business Secretary Slaps Down Wealthy Critic

Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch swiftly responded to Goldsmith's criticism, pointing out that his personal wealth should not influence important decisions. Badenoch emphasized the need for decisions to be based on facts and the rising energy costs.

PM Rejects Claims of Slowing Down Climate Change Efforts

In an interview with the BBC, Chancellor Sunak dismissed claims from the Climate Change Committee that net zero by 2050 was becoming wishful thinking. He asserted that efforts to combat climate change were not being slowed down and highlighted former Tory leader Margaret Thatcher's support for his measures.

Questioning the Cost to Ordinary Brits

Chancellor Sunak challenged those who disagreed with him to explain why ordinary Brits should bear the financial burden of up to £15,000 for climate upgrades.

Boost for Car Delay

In a boost for the delayed ban on new emissions cars, motorways firm Moto assured that the delay would not significantly impact its e-vehicle infrastructure rollout.