The French energy company EDF is reportedly in talks with investors to raise up to £4bn to finish the delayed Hinkley Point C project in
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One Nation Tory group refuses to back Badenoch or Jenrick in party leadership race – UK politics live
a statement saying it is refusing to back either of the two candidates left in the leadership contest – Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch. In
Centrist Conservative group refuses to back Badenoch or Jenrick
The main Conservative centrist group will not endorse Kemi Badenoch or Robert Jenrick in the Tory leadership race amid concern the party risks splitting in
Disgraced breast surgeon Ian Paterson refuses to attend inquest
The jailed former breast surgeon Ian Paterson has refused to give evidence at an inquest into the deaths of 62 of his former patients, in
Boy, 15, pleads guilty to murder of Bristol teenager
A 15-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to the murder of another teenager in Bristol who had been mistakenly identified as the perpetrator of an attack
Tories shocked at Cleverly exit while Labour MP says Badenoch-Jenrick contest is a ‘gift’ – UK politics live
James Cleverly was certain of making the final two. Audible gasps in room at result – James Cleverly was 18 points ahead y’day. I’ve spoken
Rough sleeping will soar unless Labour fills £1bn shortfall, charities say
Rough sleeping will head back towards record levels unless Labour fills a looming £1bn shortfall in frontline funding when deals agreed by the last government
Kemi Badenoch or Robert Jenrick will be Tory leader as Cleverly is eliminated
Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch are the final two candidates to become Conservative leader after James Cleverly was eliminated in the last round of voting
English water system singled out for criticism by UN special rapporteur
The privatised English water system has been singled out for criticism by the UN special rapporteur on the human right to clean water. Prof Pedro
Demis Hassabis: from video game designer to Nobel prize winner
Most 17-year-olds spend their days playing video games, but Britain’s latest Nobel prize winner spent his teenage years developing them. Sir Demis Hassabis, who was