A Foreign Office minister has today insisted that the ban on new petrol cars which is due to come into effect in 2030 “will remain in place”. Andrew Mitchell, minister of state for development, confirmed the ban on the sale of new petrol cars from 2030 is still in place after repeatedly being pressed on
Foreign secretary James Cleverly has said that the government will in time create “safe and legal routes” for people fleeing conflict in Sudan, but added that he refused to “speculate on the numbers of nature of those routes”. It is a view that contradicts that expressed by the home secretary Suella Braverman who has said
The Wales secretary has defended claims that the government plans to ship adult male asylum seekers to Rwanda for official processing. Quizzed over the reports by Sky News’ Breakfast programme this morning, Simon Hart MP explained: “Yes. Again, I need to be a little careful about spelling out the detail, there are some sensitivities around…
