News

It comes amid a feud in Whitehall as the Treasury flatly denied having been in talks with the Business Department over any support.

But Sir David warns: “Despite the overwhelming benefits of a healthy planet, many human actions are destroying biodiversity.”

A Daily Express front page from 2016 claiming there will be “cheaper food” in the UK after Brexit has not aged well, after today’s headline warned UK residents to “get used to higher food bills”.

"Who doesn't secretly enjoy the camaraderie of searching for food & having no heating," wrote Toby Earle.

Cambo contains crude oil, and Stop Cambo campaigners highlighted 80 per cent of UK crude oil is currently sold to the world - raising questions about what benefits this would bring to the UK other than money. 

“While working people worry about how they are going to pay the bills, the Prime Minister is relaxing in a luxury villa - missing in action once more.”

It comes after Poland's opposition party warned the current right-wing government is threatening Poles' EU membership.

"..the goalposts continuously seem to change from the perspective of David Frost’s negotiation strategy and I think now that we’re seeing the goalposts shift once more."

"Who still remembers the ERG repeated promises of cheaper food post Brexit?"