Story perspectives
Labour’s Climate Credibility Tested Ahead of Election
4/29/2026
1 of 1
Story summary
- Labour's climate minister says the party is the option for voters who prioritize the climate crisis.
- Secretary of State Lucy White defended Labour's mission before elections, saying war in Iran heightens the need for energy.
- Green Party leader Rachel Millward called Labour's climate record inconsistent, citing planning reforms, airport expansions and Lower Thames Crossing.
- Analysts say Labour must restore trust and deliver benefits to turn its climate agenda into votes.
