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Bombing Brighton: The Plot to Kill Thatcher review – her shaky post-blast interview says it all

This careful, intelligent documentary about the 1984 IRA attack on the Conservative party conference is largely a study of its target – and her failure to understand the issues that led to it

The Guardian - UK

Mike Lynch was getting ready to ‘start again’, says former UK cabinet minister

Lord Deben pays tribute to tech entrepreneur who is feared dead after yacht capsized

The Guardian - UK

Hop, skip, jump and enchant the electorate – the Ed Davey doctrine was a stroke of genius

The Lib Dems gained a record number of seats. That’s thanks to their leader’s fusing of policy with eye-catching, daring stunts, says writer and broadcaster Nels Abbey

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Chris Packham: Is It Time to Break the Law? review – the bravest, most anguished TV of the year

This extraordinarily honest eco-documentary sees the nature presenter wrestle with an existential crisis – and he’s so desperate he risks his entire future

The Guardian - UK

Climate watchdog slams UK government for backtracking on its fossil fuel pledges

The U.K. government’s climate advisers have slammed officials for their slow pace in meeting their net zero target and backtracking on fossil fuel commitments

The Independent UK

Lord Deben backs Labour’s plan to halt new North Sea oil and gas drilling

UK’s most senior climate adviser says policy is ‘right thing to do’ and criticises government’s stance

The Guardian - UK

Ranked: how green are the Tory leadership candidates?

At a crucial time for the climate, none of Boris Johnson’s potential successors are likely to excite environmental campaigners

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Thatcher and Major failures exposed as historic government documents released ... but Tories keep 13 files on Europe under wraps

In all, around 190 of the 490 files scheduled for release from the Prime Minister’s office have been retained by the government.

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