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During a recent interview, Labour's Ed Miliband discussed long-term plans to reduce energy bills by 2030, while facing criticism for not addressing immediate concerns. The government announced a £22 billion investment in carbon capture technology, aiming to bolster energy security and create jobs. The debate highlights contrasting views on energy independence and climate policy.
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Thomas Kwan, a 53-year-old GP, has changed his plea to guilty for attempting to murder Patrick O'Hara, 72, by injecting him with a poison disguised as a Covid booster jab. O'Hara survived but suffered severe health complications. Kwan's actions stemmed from a financial motive related to his mother's will.
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On October 4, 2024, Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveiled plans for two carbon capture clusters in Merseyside and Teesside, committing nearly £22 billion over 25 years. This initiative aims to create 4,000 jobs, attract £8 billion in private investment, and support the UK's climate goals by capturing and storing carbon emissions from industrial processes.
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Labour's government is ramping up efforts to attract private investment in infrastructure and green energy, with significant commitments from major firms ahead of an international investment summit. Prime Minister Keir Starmer aims to showcase the UK as a prime destination for investment, focusing on clean energy and regional development.
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The UK energy sector is undergoing significant changes as Labour's government pushes for green investments and market reforms. ScottishPower plans to double its investment to £24 billion, while concerns arise over proposed zonal pricing that could impact energy costs for industries. The government is reviewing these reforms amid calls for stability and investment.