Megan Kenyon

The targets of his department will keep running into Labour's economic growth aspirations.

Richard Tice’s war on renewables would make energy more expensive, not less.

Will this pedagogical phenomenon take root in the UK’s schools?

Labour’s climate push risks leaving Scunthorpe behind.

The link between poor quality homes and worklessness might be stronger than the government has bargained for.

No government is willing to make unpalatable choices needed to resolve the crisis.

There is no proof that abolishing councils will work.

Labour can't build 1.5 million homes without addressing the planning backlog and a skills gap that has built up in local authorities over decades.

The financier and political activist on Cop29, corruption and cleaning up Londongrad.

Neither China, the US nor India will attend this year’s UN climate conference.