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A public-private partnership, including Glasgow City Council, has been working on a bid which will be submitted to the Scottish and UK Governments. Normal tax rules wouldn't apply in the air, sea and rail economic zone.

The French left has united for the first time since the 1970s and is running candidates in the upcoming legislative elections who will serve as a counterweight to President Emmanuel Macron. But there are dissidents, and those campaigning for the leftwing coalition are having to work hard to bring people…

European parliament defeats centre-right lawmakers’ attempts to weaken climate target

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Queensland, the Northern Territory, South Australia and Tasmania also working towards treaties

Chief Executive of The City of Edinburgh Council Andrew Kerr said the capital has to double its efforts to reduce the city's emissions, which "will mean change".

Douglas Ross had previously called for the Prime Minister to go, before changing his mind.

Tasmanian Greens leader Cassy O'Connor apologises for the "hurt and confusion" she has caused in her public posts criticising actress Amber Heard.

Madeleine King says she is assured the chief executives of Australia's biggest gas producers are doing "everything they can" to get more supply into the domestic market, but the gas trigger remains an option.