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Choice will be determined by the relative competitiveness of gas and power going forward
Global race to lead green transition hinders UK growth plans, as the US and EU step up investment
Health department failed to complete an ‘effective stock count’ of pandemic medical items, report finds
Treasury to review system that allows sanctioned individuals to apply for licences and legal representation
UK prime minister says ‘proper process’ must be followed in probe of Conservative party chair
The UK Conservative party chair’s tax travails are the latest chapter in a career that has brought him great wealth
Ministers want to give local areas greater flexibility over how money is spent
Treasury committee argues move would help fiscal watchdog improve forecasting of public finances
Ethics inquiry opened into Tory party chair while head of BBC faces twin probes into appointment
UK government also faces crisis over allegations BBC chair Richard Sharp helped Boris Johnson secure a private loan
Whitehall is offering new regeneration funds to local governments but many are struggling with the impact of inflation and the legacy of austerity
Tony Danker warns that Britain is falling behind rival nations in investing in green technology
Fall in gas prices expected to cut cost of failed energy company’s rescue by up to £840mn
Fixed penalty from police caps a difficult week for UK PM amid levelling-up queries and controversy
Justice Dove rejects legal challenge brought against UK government over cotton imports but makes damning assessment
Allocations from £2bn regional aid programme under fire and PM runs into seatbelt row on trip to promote aid
Northern Ireland secretary Heaton-Harris says he will ‘assess carefully all options’ for region in political limbo
Rail body makes ‘best and final offer’ after talks improve, while nurses’ union urges Sunak to ‘grab olive branch’
Richard Sharp says international broadcaster’s future ‘is in jeopardy’ without more state backing
Office for Environmental Protection urges government to accelerate work on 25-year plan
GMB announces four more walkouts in February and March as it calls on government to ‘talk pay now’
Move by Sunak’s government is less about trying to pick a fight with the SNP than a legal dispute
Opposition party and unions attack legislation mandating minimum service levels as teachers vote to walk out
Holyrood law to ease the process of changing legal gender need not conflict with workings of UK-wide equalities law
Business groups cautiously welcome acknowledgment that reform ‘creates challenges for some SMEs’
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