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Conservative party splits deepen over Rwanda removal scheme
Former immigration minister says government’s emergency legislation to salvage policy is ‘weak’ and will ‘not
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Britain won’t rejoin the EU for decades — if ever
The sensible approach for the UK is to seek a closer and more co-operative relationship
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Magill resigns as Penn president after antisemitism backlash
University head drew scathing criticism for her congressional testimony on campus antisemitism
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COP28 fossil fuel pledges will not limit global warming to 1.5°C, says IEA
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Millions drop out of China’s state health insurance system
Rising premiums drive cash-strapped families to cancel coverage, fuelling fears about economic slowdown
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China uranium grab poses threat to western energy supply, warns Yellow Cake
Prices of nuclear commodity at 15-year high as governments scramble to secure sources of fuel
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Inside the battle to decarbonise the world’s dirtiest refinery
South Africa’s Secunda plant has higher emissions than Portugal but investors are piling on pressure
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The flawed carbon credit trade needs fixing
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