The Latest Breaking News from Fracking

AN inquiry into the behaviour of members of the Conservative Party on the night of a key vote on fracking has found there was “no evidence of…

The UK’s environmental movement has a long history of using protest as a strategy. Disruption is often at the heart of this, either disrupting infrastructure projects themselves in an attempt to stop them going ahead (roads, fracking sites), or targeting existing infrastructure (fuel depots, airport runways or bridges) to disrupt…

Jim Shannon and Paul Girvan sided with the Conservatives to vote again a Labour motion to ban fracking

Chaos erupted in the Commons last week as the Government U-turned on a threat to strip the whip from Conservative MPs if they backed a fracking ban

Cuadrilla boss Francis Egan said the industry can create jobs, generate private sector investment and provide tax revenue.

The Cabinet minister is among a group of senior Tories accused of pressuring colleagues to oppose the motion on fracking.

Liz Truss left office with a plea for her successor to carry on her work. It's fair to say Rishi Sunak is not doing that. From fracking and pensions to defence spending, here are some of the ideas he's ripping to shreds

Reversal comes as MPs warn national security is being jeopardised by climate-fuelled extreme weather

Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, a Democrat, and former TV doctor Mehmet Oz, a Republican, faced off last night in the only debate in a tight race that will help determine control of the Senate.

The Prime Minister is facing questions over the move amid calls for an official inquiry into Ms Braverman breaking the ministerial code

Prime minister abandons fracking and refuses to guarantee pensions triple lock or defence spending rise