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When civil war broke out in 2015, a leaky oil tanker in the Red Sea became a crisis point – triggering a nail-biting series of events that saw special negotiations between the Houthi rebels and Saudi-backed government, and the UN begging the public for help – and getting it from…

Swedish teenager Ia Anstoot says group’s ‘unscientific’ opposition to EU nuclear power serves fossil fuel interests

Alistair Strathern joined party activists on the doorsteps of Flitwick on Sunday, a day after Nadine Dorries confirmed her resignation.

France's nuclear watchdog has given the green light for the continued operation of the Tricastin 1 nuclear reactor in southern France. The move marks the first lifetime extension granted to a French reactor after 40 years of service.

Traditional owner alleges company failed to adequately consult on effect of Scarborough project blasting on sea country

Academics – and polls – say majority of voters back action on climate change and will punish Tories for ‘weak tactic’

Frequency of PM’s RAF jet and helicopter trips outstrips every recent prime minister

In today’s newsletter: More than 7.5 million people are waiting for treatment of some kind in England – what does that really mean?

Cutting ties with green charity is part of culture war campaign to associate Labour with ‘lefty lawyers’ and ‘eco mobs’

Exclusive: Greenpeace chiefs accuse ministers of pursuing culture wars as extreme weather becomes the norm

Open letter criticises government for stonewalling environmental group after protest at prime minister’s house