Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget has some hefty ambitions and funding for carbon capture, nuclear and energy relief support, but green groups have warned that the measures announced “haven’t come close” to delivering wider climate and nature goals.
Effect on the way we see it as humans. some animals alsojust have a right to exist, notjust because we find them useful. these evasive creatures can be hard to spot, but across this densely populated region, their presence is getting noticed. jessica parker, bbc news, belgium. let s just remind you of the big political news here in the uk. the chancellorjeremy hunt has been setting out his budget in his spring statements. he has delivered it to the house of commons in parliament, saying that it will draw people back into the workforce. the emphasis here on growth. the opposition, for their part, have responded by saying their part, have responded by saying the government is out of touch and putting the country on a path of managed decline. the chancellor disagrees, though. he is trying to draw people back by offering more
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