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CNBCAndy Burnham, set to become prime minister in July, faces an early decision on whether to expand North Sea oil production or prioritize renewables amid supply disruptions from the Iran war and Russia's conflict in Ukraine.
rigzone.comUK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband blocked a Treasury proposal to expand North Sea oil and gas drilling. The plan aimed to raise tax revenue to help cover £18 billion in Ministry of Defence purchases. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer received the proposal before resigning earlier thi…
Nbc NewsKeir Starmer resigned as UK prime minister. Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election and is viewed as the likely next prime minister. President Trump commented on Burnham and North Sea drilling during a June 24 interview.
rediff.comPresident Trump gave his first public comments on Andy Burnham, the newly elected Makerfield MP viewed as a potential UK prime minister. He described Burnham as the mayor of a town and said he had heard the politician was extremely liberal.
thehindu.comDeputy Prime Minister David Lammy is answering questions from opposition lawmakers about a ban on new North Sea oil and gas drilling and about rising household energy costs. The session follows recent policy announcements restricting new drilling licenses.
middleeasteye.netThe former health secretary outlined plans to license Jackdaw and Rosebank fields while recruiting 20,000 scientists under a £250 million scheme.
oneindia.comSeveral cabinet ministers have pressed Keir Starmer to issue additional North Sea drilling licences, citing public polling that shows voters favour cheaper energy over net-zero targets. The ministers argue the current policy gives the impression the government does not care about…
The IndependentThe UK government has focused on energy security and economic arguments when defending its policy against new North Sea drilling licenses. A climate-based case is now being presented as the stronger position for winning the debate.
The IndependentThe Conservative Party has published an alternative King's Speech containing 16 proposed bills covering welfare, immigration, crime, energy and defence. The package includes legislation to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights, repeal the Human Rights Act, triple…