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Oil boiler ban could be watered down
Homes outside of gas grid may be allowed biofuel alternatives after fears of Ulez-style rural backlash
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Schools and hospitals must buy home-grown food under new Government plans
Boris Johnson will on Monday announce a 'grow for Britain' strategy and order farmers to produce more fruit and vegetables
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Work more hours or move to better job to tackle cost-of-living crisis, says minister
Rachel Maclean’s advice, against against a backdrop of soaring inflation and rising energy bills, condemned as ‘ludicrous’
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‘Patronising’ minister tells families to switch to value supermarket brands to ease cost of living
George Eustice, the Environment Secretary, sparks uproar at ‘insulting’ advice for people struggling with spiralling prices
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River sewage to be reduced by 80pc – but the plan will take 30 years
George Eustice, the Environment Secretary, writing for The Telegraph, reveals plan to tackle pollution but campaigners say promises too slow
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George Eustice: Climate change could be good for British food
Environment Secretary told the National Farmers' Union conference that climate change could lead to increased demand for British produce
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Extinction Rebellion activists buy George Eustice's constituency office - and use his rent to fund Insulate Britain legal bills
Climate change activists say they clubbed together to buy the Cornwall office for £51,000 to 'embarrass' the Environment Secretary
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Farmers to be paid to restore natural habitats in push to rewild countryside
George Eustice will this week unveil plans designed to help the UK break away from European Union subsidies after Brexit
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England's national parks to be overseen by new body after leadership criticised in review
The change in oversight will affect England’s 10 national parks and 34 areas of outstanding natural beauty
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Brexit fish wars could escalate after UK says France will not get all remaining 104 licences
Sources say the boats have been unable to prove they have carried out historic fishing activity, which is a condition of the agreement
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Hope for end to Brexit fishing wars as UK expected to offer France olive branch
British sources say an agreement could be reached on ‘replacement boats’, which would allow issuing of more permits to EU vessels
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Wet wipes and ketchup sachets could be banned in government crackdown on single-use plastic
Survey shows public support for abolition of throwaway items, although experts warn consistent recycling schemes are also crucial
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Lobsters are sentient, Government concludes, as calls grow for ban on live boiling
Report recommends ban on imports of farmed octopus as well as various restrictions to improve the treatment of crustaceans and molluscs
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Met Police assessing cash for peerages complaints against Tories
Scotland Yard inquiry follows claims Tory treasurers had been offered a seat in House of Lords after donating more than £3 million to party
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Boris Johnson turned MPs into ‘cannon fodder’ in sleaze row, say angry Tories
Select committee chairmen accuse Prime Minister of abandoning his ‘troops’ on the back benches
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To save the planet, we should eat more meat not less
Why have you never been made aware of all this? Maybe because you've been watching the BBC
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Meat taxes will make British farmers go greener, says George Eustice
Government already working on new levies for parts of the food sector that contribute most to global warming, reveals Environment Secretary
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UK threatens EU with legal action and 'rigorous' checks on vessels over French fishing row
Lord Frost says Britain could make life harder for other European vessels to pressure Paris to retreat from threats to hamper British boats
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UK warns France it could retaliate over threats in escalating post-Brexit fishing row
George Eustice says Britain will look to diplomatic solutions but reserves the right to 'respond in a proportionate way'
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Ministers ‘gaslighting the public’ with claims fuel crisis is under control
Petrol firms say supplies across the country are not improving, as more than a quarter of forecourts run dry and motorists face long queues
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Joe Biden may not understand ‘very complicated’ Northern Ireland Protocol, says Cabinet minister
Comments from George Eustice, the Environment Secretary, at odds with Boris Johnson’s suggestion that US President has a grasp of the issue
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M25 protests: Injunction granted to curb Insulate Britain activists
This comes as the Insulate Britain protests have prompted anger from a police chief for putting officers in danger
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Hedgerows 'must grow by 40pc' to hit net zero targets
Investment in lines of shrubs repays itself four times over, report finds
