Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer defends his stance on relations with the EU after Sky News revealed comments about him not wanting to 'diverge' from its rules; Sir Ed Davey will be interviewed on this week's Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips from the Lib Dem conference in Bournemouth.
Sky News commentator Adam Boulton told Sophy Ridge that Rupert Murdoch - who is stepping back from his media empire - had been motivated by his business interests over political ideology.
The organisation is calling on Ms Coutinho to explain how the UK will meet its legally binding obligations under the Climate Change Act 2008 to dramatically reduce carbon emissions by 2050. It means work must cease at the former airbase, which is set to be used to house 2,000 asylum seekers. The new notices were issued after a further site visit on September 14, which uncovered what the council deemed to be further breaches.
As well as military bases, the government also wants to use barges and ultimately hopes to deport people to Rwanda, but the schemes have beenTruss says Starmer's OBR plan 'beggars belief' - but Labour says she has 'no shame' "Hard-working people and businesses - freed from overbearing regulation, tax, and debt - are going to get Britain growing again, not more bureaucrats in London."
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