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Cop31: will Andy Burnham choose climate or cost of living? – podcast

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By Presented by Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey, produced by Luke John Smith and Madelynne Flack, music by Axel Kacoutié; the executive producer is Maz Ebtehaj
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Cop31: will Andy Burnham choose climate or cost of living? – podcast
Photo / Coverage: Guardian PoliticsCredit: Presented by Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey, produced by Luke John Smith and Madelynne Flack, music by Axel Kacoutié; the executive producer is Maz Ebtehaj
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

This week the British prime minister will join world leaders in Turkey for the Cop31 summit. But he may raise some eyebrows as it looks like domestically he is prioritising the cost of living over tackling the climate crisis. The government is set to reduce electric vehicle targets from 80% to 60%, which will please car manufacturers. Meanwhile tensions are still high over the Rosebank oilfield and if it will get the go-ahead. Should Burnham prioritise the climate over the cost of living? Read K

Key Takeaways

  • Cop31: will Andy Burnham choose climate or cost of living?
  • This week the British prime minister will join world leaders in Turkey for the Cop31 summit.
  • But he may raise some eyebrows as it looks like domestically he is prioritising the cost of living over tackling the climate crisis.

This week the British prime minister will join world leaders in Turkey for the Cop31 summit. But he may raise some eyebrows as it looks like domestically he is prioritising the cost of living over tackling the climate crisis. The government is set to reduce electric vehicle targets from 80% to 60%, which will please car manufacturers. Meanwhile tensions are still high over the Rosebank oilfield and if it will get the go-ahead. Should Burnham prioritise the climate over the cost of living?Read Kiran’s exclusive on electric vehicles hereRead Kiran’s analysis of Andy Burnham’s climate priorities hereRead Peter Walker’s article on why Burnham is avoiding the press hereKiran references an article written by Burnham in the Evening Standard in 2021 that can be read hereWatch Politics Weekly episodes on our YouTube channel hereSend any questions for Pippa or Kiran to politicsweeklyuk@theguardian.com Continue reading...

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