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  • Activist who attacked Octopus Energy director expelled from Tory party conference

    October 4, 2021

    An activist who allegedly assaulted an energy director has been expelled from the party’s conference in Manchester, the Conservative Party said this afternoon. Party officials confirmed they are working with the police after Clementine Cowton, director of external affairs at Octopus Energy Group, reportedly told a fringe event she had been “violently assaulted” while attending [...]

  • Watch as British Army drivers hit the road to tackle the fuel crisis

    October 4, 2021

    Army drivers have been deployed to drive tankers in the UK to help get deliveries to filling stations starved of fuel amid nationwide panic buying. Watch the full report.

  • Ryanair and Wizz Air passenger numbers highlight aviation’s journey back to normality

    October 4, 2021

    After a turbulent 2020, Ryanair and Wizz Air appear set for smoother skies with passenger numbers on the up. Both firms reported increase in passenger traffic in September 2021 compared to last year. According to passenger traffic data published on the London Stock Exchange, Ryanair’s passenger numbers increased to 10.6m compared to 5.2m recorded in [...]

  • Global Britain: UK-based HGV driver ads snubbed by EU-applicants

    October 4, 2021

    While the government’s temporary visas for overseas HGV drivers may loosen the choking impacts of the shortage on UK supply chains, there are few truckers coming in from the EU, according to new research. The HGV driver shortage, which triggered both a fuel crisis and pushed a third of mid-size firms to shrink their offering, [...]

  • Public opinion and hungry investors push more farmers to convert land as number of solar farms swells to 2,500

    October 4, 2021

    The number of solar farms in the UK increased 12 per cent last year, from 2,250 in 2019/20 to 2,510 last year, according to new data shared with Morning Wire today. This growth is coming from farmers who are increasingly using their land to erect solar farms. Converting this land to be used as solar [...]

  • British Airways looks to U-turn decision to ditch Gatwick short-haul flights

    October 4, 2021

    British Airways (BA) is reportedly looking to U-turn on its decision to ditch short-haul flights from London’s Gatwick airport. Bosses at trade union Balpa reopened talks last week and are planning on taking a new pay deal to pilots, the Telegraph reported. After a gruelling 18-months for the travel industry, the airline ditched short-haul flights [...]

  • UCL professor resigns from Science Museum board over oil and gas cash

    October 4, 2021

    Professor of Climate Science Chris Rapley CBE resigned this weekend from the Science Museum’s Advisory Board over the issue of fossil fuel sponsorship and the museum’s willingness to accept money from major oil and gas companies, including Shell. Rapley, who is currently Professor of Climate Science at UCL, has long-standing ties with the Science Museum, [...]

  • Fuel crisis: City traders circle BP and Shell as they take positions for more price hikes

    October 4, 2021

    Investors are not banking on a swift resolution to the UK fuel crisis against a backdrop of continuing queues on forecourts and the Army being put on standby to help with deliveries, according to data shared with Morning Wire this morning. Analysis of investor movements with regards to BP, Royal Shell and Glencore shows that [...]

  • Future of HS2 uncertain as Grant Shapps will not ‘blindly follow’ decades old-plans

    October 4, 2021

    Speculation over the future of the eastern route of the HS2 is mounting after Grant Shapps said he is not planning to “blindly follow” plans dawn up 20 years ago. In an interview with the Financial Times today, the Transport Secretary signalled that a major rethink of the high-speed rail project between Birmingham and Leeds [...]

  • UK travel rules are changing from today as traffic light system is scrapped

    October 4, 2021

    Travel rules are changing significantly today, with the UK’s traffic light system involving green, amber and red lists being scrapped, with locations categorised as either on the red list or not. It comes amid reports the number of countries on the red list will be slashed to nine from 54 later in the week, with [...]

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