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“Whilst the government is prioritising, rightly, investment in new renewables and nuclear, we also need to think about how we reduce our exposure to fossil fuel markets elsewhere.” EDF’s director of strategy and policy Josh Buckland responds to Sir Tony Blair’s calls to rip up Ed Miliband’s green energy targets. 

Keir Starmer should rip up Ed Miliband’s “unnecessary” net zero agenda, Tony Blair tells #TimesRadio. “It’s not that I'm a climate denier, but it's just coming to terms with this reality.”

Sir Tony Blair tells Times Radio that despite there being clear red lines, Britain must continue working closely with the US even under Donald Trump.

There is an “exodus” of foreign-born billionaires from the UK, says the compiler of The Sunday Times rich list Robert Watts. You can read The Sunday Times rich list on thetimes.com this weekend.

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AI is going to change 70 per cent of the working landscape by 2030, but it’s important to keep honing the skills that make us uniquely human says LinkedIn’s chief economic opportunity officer, Aneesh Raman.

“Even when the military action ends, it's going to take about three weeks to clear the backlog in the Strait of Hormuz.” Airlines are cutting flights before summer even begins. Aviation expert Anita Mendiratta tells Stig Abell what’s behind the disruption.

“It’s minting millionaires and billionaires, and potentially soon trillionaires all over Silicon Valley. Apple is kind of nowhere.” Apple has “fumbled the ball” when it comes to AI, and the new CEO faces a new challenge in capitalising on it, says the host of the Times Tech Podcast Danny Fortson.

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Deputy money editor at The Times Rachel Mortimer tells you everything you need know know before booking a holiday this summer amid fuel shortages as a result of the Iran war.