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UK business minister warns potential US diesel export ban ‘significant concern’ (opens the original)
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LIVERPOOL, England — A potential U.S. ban on diesel exports would be “a significant concern” for the U.K., Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said Sunday. Speaking at The POLITICO Pub at Labour's annual party conference in Liverpool, Reynolds said that the U.K. has a “diverse supply” of fuel — but acknowledged the impact a full ban could have. It is the strongest warning yet from the U.K. government over the impact of the proposed diesel shut-in, which threatens to send prices soaring for Euro
Burnham’s energy chief eyes new year cost of living cut (opens the original)
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LONDON — Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised to give British voters “breathing space” on the cost of living. Unfortunately for him, energy markets are squeezing his room to maneuver. The new prime minister has made action on “affordability” his top priority since entering Downing Street in July. He told MPs in the House of Commons on Tuesday that Britain’s household energy bills are “the highest in Europe.” But he’s fast found himself up against international market forces beyond his contro
Andy Burnham will attend COP31 (opens the original)
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LONDON — New U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham will attend the U.N. climate conference COP31 in Turkey this November. In his first address to the House of Commons as prime minister, Burnham directly linked the devastating floods in Nepal and China to “the climate crisis” and confirmed that he would go the summit. Burnham is one of the first world leaders to confirm they will head to the summit, with attendance seen as a key indicator of a commitment to climate action. Expressing his “profound sho
Ed Miliband wants to save the world. He’ll have to do it with a threadbare Foreign Office. (opens the original)
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LONDON — Ed Miliband has pledged to put climate and international aid at the heart of a new-look British foreign policy. The only problem? There’s no cash — and a shrinking pool of staff to deliver his ambitions. Miliband, having helped propel new U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham to power, was rewarded with a promotion to foreign secretary, one of the four so-called “great offices of state.” The former energy secretary put an early stamp on the role by breaking with convention to personally take
Inside Ed Miliband’s search for redemption (opens the original)
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LONDON — For months, Ed Miliband has been Andy Burnham’s most powerful and most useful friend in Westminster. Now, as Burnham readies himself to enter Downing Street on Monday, what to do with Miliband might be his biggest dilemma. More than a decade after Miliband, then Labour leader, suffered a bruising defeat at the U.K.’s 2015 general election, he has emerged as a kingmaker in Burnham’s rush to power — and is now looking to trade up from his current role as energy secretary to something bigg
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