With the High Court ruling in favour of plans to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone to Outer London, some protesters have vowed to continue fighting against it.
the oil and gas producers, who are making these huge profits, and so the opposition parties are milking it for all its worth. here is the leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey. well, it confirms what the liberal democrats have said all along, that there needs to be a windfall tax on the super profits of these companies. millions of families and pensioners across the country are struggling to pay their heating bills, their energy bills, their motoring costs, and we need them to have a tax cut. the liberal democrats are arguing for a vat tax cut worth £600 to the average family, and one way to fund that is for a windfall tax on the oil and gas companies. it seems a fair tax system and i don t understand why the conservatives are unwilling to have fairness and to help people who are struggling. and labour basically have the same policy as the liberal democrats. here is their leader, sir keir starmer. with so many people struggling to pay their energy bills, -
if you put a windfall tax on the energy companies, what that means is that you discourage them from making the investments that we want to see, that will, in the end, keep energy prices lower for everybody. but with the cost of living a key issue in the run up to this week s local elections, the idea of a windfall tax has also been picked up by the snp and the liberal democrats. families and pensioners are really struggling to pay their heating bills, their energy bills, their motoring costs. and we need them to have a tax cut. the liberal democrats are arguing for a vat tax cut worth £600 for the average family, and one of the ways we would fund that is through a windfall tax on the oil and gas companies. bp, meanwhile, has promised to invest £18 billion on what it calls low emission oil and gas projects in the north sea, as well as on expanding offshore wind power. it says this will boost energy security, as well as meeting
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