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Energy and net zero minister resigns

MP Graham Stuart said it had been an 'enormous joy and privilege' to serve as minister and looks forward to fighting and winning his seat later this year

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Energy and net zero minister resigns

The Minister for Energy Security and Net Zero has announced he is stepping down from his cabinet role to focus on campaigning for local issues in his role as MP for Beverley and Holderness. Government...

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