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Ofcom Refuses to Investigate GB News Over Climate Conspiracy Theories

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The broadcasting regulator Ofcom will not be opening an investigation into GB News after one of its guests spread misinformation about climate action, DeSmog can reveal. This is why I support some of the work that GB News does in allowing dissenting voices a platform – something that is so lacking in most mainstream outlets.”

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Prospective GB News Board Member is Fossil Fuel Investor

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A Conservative peer who is expected to join the board of broadcaster GB News has shares in Equinor, the oil and gas multinational behind the Rosebank oil field in the North Sea. Agnew is set to replace hedge fund millionaire Paul Marshall on the board of GB News’s parent company All Perspectives Ltd, according to Sky News.

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Climate Crisis Denier Lee Anderson Finds Common Cause With Reform UK

DeSmogBlog

The UK’s main climate science denial party has gained its first member of parliament with the defection of suspended Conservative MP Lee Anderson. Anderson announced today that he was joining Reform UK , a right-wing, anti-green and anti-immigration party which is currently polling at 12 percent.

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GB News Owner’s Hedge Fund Has $2.2 Billion Fossil Fuel Investments

DeSmogBlog

One of the owners of GB News runs a hedge fund that has a major financial stake in more than 100 oil and gas firms, DeSmog can reveal. This news comes after former prime minister Boris Johnson was announced as a new presenter on the television broadcaster on Friday. billion) in assets under management.

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UK coal mine: Legal battle heats up as West Cumbria Mining seeks Judicial Review over latest delay to planning approval

Business Green

The developer behind controversial plans to build the UK's first new coal mine in 30 years has announced it is to pursue legal action over Cumbria County Council's "extremely regrettable" move to reconsider planning permission for the project over climate change concerns.

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The curious case of the Cumbrian coal mine: UK decision stuns environmentalists

Renewable Energy World

Last week, the Government’s chief planning officer, Joanna Averley, was forced to defend the recent decision to permit a new coal mine in Cumbria. This regressive step has sent shockwaves through environmentalist networks, with many warning that the “decision will diminish the UK’s credibility.”. Bad news for bees.

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Government delays Cumbria coal mine planning decision until after COP27

Business Green

Decision over whether to give green light to new coking coal mine now set for December following yet another delay. The government has yet again delayed making a critical planning decision on whether to give the green light to a new coking coal mine in Cumbria, with an announcement now expected after the COP27 UN Climate Summit in Egypt.