In the Lords

We currently have no plans to introduce a ban on the installation, sale or use of wood-burning stoves in private dwellings.

The Government has made clear that the production of foie gras from ducks or geese using force feeding raises serious welfare concerns.

Now we have left the EU, the Government is able to explore potential action in relation to animal fur.

Ofwat set clear expectations in the 2019 price review that required water companies to improve their corporate and financial behaviours, inc

My Lords, where evidence supports the case for a ban we will act, as we have with a number of plastic items—straws, stirrers, cotton buds—an

I very much share the frustrations of the noble Baroness about how long some of these things take, but it is worth pointing out that, as she

My Lords, I am not convinced that the argument follows.

The problem with government is that, sometimes, you cannot just undermine a sector in a way that has a dramatic impact on its business mode

The noble Baroness makes an important point.

My Lords, our approach must put the main emphasis on reducing the amount of plastic being created in the first place.