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12 Nov 2024
#politics
The Telegraph: Politics latest news: Net zero doesn’t mean telling people how to live, says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer emphasized that the UK government will not dictate personal lifestyle choices in its efforts to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Prime Minister's upcoming announcement at the Cop29 summit will outline a commitment to reduce emissions by 81% from 1990 levels by 2035.
Starmer highlighted the importance of transitioning to clean power by 2030, focusing on energy independence and stable energy bills, while also creating jobs for future generations. He acknowledged the ambitious nature of the new emissions target but reiterated that it will not involve instructing citizens on how to live.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: Ministers approve steps to alleviate Gaza humanitarian crisis ahead of US deadline
Israel's security cabinet has approved measures to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza, responding to a US ultimatum to increase aid deliveries. The US demands include raising aid to 350 trucks daily, a target Israel may not meet, while also expanding humanitarian zones.
Despite some compliance, Israel has resisted requests for commercial truck entry and Red Cross visits to Palestinian prisoners. Israeli officials acknowledge the need to enhance humanitarian conditions to avoid potential US arms embargoes, emphasizing ongoing discussions with the US administration.
#economy
The Telegraph: Job vacancies fall to three-year low as bosses brace for tax rises - latest updates
UK job vacancies fell to 831,000, the lowest since May 2021, as businesses anticipated a £40bn tax increase in the upcoming Budget. The number of foreign-born workers reached 7 million, a rise of 183,000 since Labour took power.
Wage growth slowed, with regular pay increasing by only 4.8%, while unemployment rose to 4.3%. These trends highlight the economic challenges facing the UK.