Starmer to unveil new UK emissions target as vote on assisted dying Bill splits ministers - The prime minister has said it would ‘depend on the detail’ and the wording of the Bill

Sir Keir Starmer, whose Labour Government has made clean energy a key plank of its plans for the UK, has headed to the Cop29 conference in Baku, Azerbaijan, although many leaders including the US and Chinese presidents and European heads of state are not attending the talks.

The prime minister says his MPs must ‘make their own mind up’ on whether to vote in favour of legalising assisted dying

Starmer refuses to confirm how he will vote on assisted dying Bill as cabinet splits - The prime minister has said it would ‘depend on the detail’ and the wording of the Bill

Details of controversial legislation on assisted dying has been revealed, and Sir Keir Starmer says it will be up to MPs to "make their own mind up". The PM is in Azerbaijan at the COP29 climate summit,

Starmer says MPs must make own minds up on assisted dying Bill - Sir Keir has previously supported assisted dying, but said that the Government will remain neutral on the issue.