🔴 Zac Goldsmith has quit as a climate minister and delivered a scathing rebuke of the Government’s environmental record, saying the UK has “visibly stepped off the world stage and withdrawn our leadership on climate and nature” singharj reports
Zac Goldsmith has quit as a climate minister and delivered a scathing rebuke of the Government’s green record while accusing Rishi Sunak of being “simply uninterested” in the environment.
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman on Thursday said Mr Sunak had full confidence in Lord Goldsmith. “I’m proud that in recent years the UK has played a critical, indeed defining role – leading powerful coalitions of ambition and securing world-changing commitments over a very wide range of environmental issues.”
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