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Sir Paul McCartney once wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin about the imprisoned Greenpeace activists and journalsits

Pensioner Sandra fears for her life as she struggles to stay warm in her uninsulated home which is overrun with damp and mould. Here, she shares her terrifying situation with The Mirror

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been accused by campaigners of using 25 per cent purchase of Manchester United as an attempt to clean his firm's reputation but all the evidence suggests otherwise

Pep Guardiola's team end the year with a fifth trophy as Abu Dhabi reaps rewards with success in Saudi Arabia. The Gulf states are only going to become more powerful entering the new year but it is time to come up with an alternative descriptor than sportswashing

Greta Thunberg was surrounded by Greenpeace and Fossil Free London protesters outside Westminster Magistrates' Court chanting and holding banners reading 'Oily Money Out' and 'Make Polluters Pay'

Experts say Britain continuing to pump millions of pounds into 'white elephant' carbon capture projects is "likely the result of significant lobbying by the gas industry"

Malcontents within the Tory Party are clamouring for ministers to water down or scrap the Net Zero target - despite it being a manifesto promise at the last election

Tory malcontents are accused of trying to 'wage a culture war' over the UK's Net Zero commitments as weak Rishi Sunak is urged not to cave in by environmental groups

Rishi Sunak, pictured carefree in new photos, took his wife and daughters thousands of miles away from their Yorkshire home which was scaled by a group of Greenpeace activists

The PM caved in to demands from hard-right Tories and big business but snubbed calls to invest in renewables amid claims it would not reduce energy bills

Furious campaigners have lashed out at Rishi Sunak's decision to support future oil and gas development in the North Sea - despite warning the UK needs to warn itself off fossil fuels

A study of domestic and international flights across Europe by Greenpeace has found that tickets for trains are on average twice as expensive as for flights, despite the former being much greener

Hugh Brasher, event director for the TCS London Marathon, has urged people to "watch the marathon from other locations and avoid the Parliament Square area on the day"

Theo Khelfoune Ferreras cared passionately about environmental issues and had recently been helping out Greenpeace as a fundraiser before his life tragically ended

Greenpeace UK has called on the Government to listen to 'actual experts' after it emerged business secretary Kemi Badenoch had dined with members of the American Enterprise Institute, which has been branded a "climate denial front group"

Research carried out by Dutch environmental consultancy CE Delft on behalf of Greenpeace highlights quite how polluting private jets are in the European Union and UK