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The admission comes after MPs said they were concerned about emissions from a boom in data centres.

Plenty think it could be a three-way tussle between Labour, Reform and the Greens, the BBC's political editor writes.

Records and emails will be reviewed to determine whether the convicted sex offender used military bases when visiting the UK.

The European Commission says it is assessing whether the peer breached its code of conduct while its trade envoy.

The Commons intelligence committee says it has been given a written insurance the government can not overrule any release.

The prime minister says the far-right activist "not a representative of the UK", after a senior US official hosted him.

The Tory MSP apologised after refusing to leave the chamber on Tuesday when being ordered to do so by Presiding Officer Alison Johnstone.

Ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's supporters won 14 of the 24 seats on Your Party's central executive committee (CEC).

Some 100,625 people claimed asylum in the year to December and about 40% of these arrived by small boats, figures show.

Once the law is given Royal Assent the first legal assisted deaths could happen as early as 2027.