World3 sources
Labour expected to cut EV targets for UK’s car industry
- Labour is expected to cut EV targets for the UK’s car industry.
- Louise Haigh is scheduled to meet with ministers from business, energy, and transport departments.
- Critics question Andy Burnham’s commitment to green issues, noting they are often not a political priority.
- The move is expected to relieve carmakers but concerns many Labour MPs.
- Ministers are expected to make steep cuts to the government’s EV targets.
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