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Labour civil war erupts over Rachel Reeves’ Heathrow expansion - ‘it’s a trap'
Cabinet members and regional mayors have voiced opposition to the expansion of major airports
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A civil war has erupted in the Labour Party after it was reported that Rachel Reeves plans to approve a third runway at Heathrow Airport and an expansion of operations at Gatwick.
In a speech next week, the Chancellor is also expected to support more flights at Luton.
The Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, and Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan have voiced opposition to more runways at Heathrow and Gatwick.
Mr Burnham told Times Radio: "I don't think it's a good idea if it comes at the expense of infrastructure investment in the north of England.”
The Mayor has also said that the move would trap growth in London.
The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, and Cabinet members Ed Miliband, Hilary Benn, Darren Jones, Lisa Nandy, Steve Reed and Ellie Reeves voted against an expansion of Heathrow while in opposition.
Sir Sadiq has had a long-standing opposition to airport expansion around the capital, citing a negative impact on air quality, noise and London’s ability to reach net-zero by 2030.
In August, the Mayor told our sister site MyLondon that he was "concerned" about the Government's approval of more flights at London City Airport.
The annual passenger cap at the international travel hub in the East of the capital would increase from 6.5million to 9million after plans received the green light.
Ms Reeves would not be drawn on the speculation regarding her plans for Heathrow, Gatwick and Luton at a Bloomberg event at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday, but said: "This was the problem with the last Government - that there was always somebody that said, 'Oh yes, of course we want to grow the economy but we don't like that investment, we don't like that wind farm, we don't like those pylons, we don't like that airport, we don't want that housing near us'.
"But the answer can't always be 'no' and that's been the problem in Britain for a long time, that when there was a choice between something that would grow the economy and anything else, anything else always won."
"Now, of course, there are other things that matter, but when we say that growth is the number one mission of this Government, we mean it, and that means it trumps other things.”
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BTS’s Jimin racked up a total of four nominations this year: in addition to K-Pop Artist of the Year, K-Pop Song of the Year (for “Who”), and Best Lyrics (also for “Who”), Jimin is nominated together with Jungkook for Favorite On Screen (for their travel variety show “Are You Sure?!”). KATSEYE is also nominated in the Favorite On Screen category (for their documentary “Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE”).
Meanwhile, BLACKPINK’s Rosé and Bruno Mars’ “APT.” is in the running for Best Music Video.
Check out the nominees for the four K-pop awards:
K-Pop Artist of the Year
aespa
ATEEZ
ENHYPEN
Jimin (BTS)
Lisa (BLACKPINK)
K-Pop Song of the Year
Stray Kids – “Chk Chk Boom”
ILLIT – “Magnetic”
aespa – “Supernova”
Jimin (BTS) – “Who”
ENHYPEN – “XO (Only If You Say Yes)”
Best New Artist (K-Pop)
BABYMONSTER
BADVILLAIN
ILLIT
NCT WISH
TWS
Favorite K-Pop Dance Challenge (socially voted category)
Yeonjun (TXT) – “GGUM”
SEVENTEEN – “MAESTRO”
ILLIT – “Magnetic”
LE SSERAFIM – “Smart”
KISS OF LIFE – “Sticky”
aespa – “Supernova”
KATSEYE – “Touch”
Karina (aespa) – “UP”
ATEEZ – “WORK”
ENHYPEN – “XO (Only If You Say Yes)”
The 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards will air live from Los Angeles on March 17 at 8 p.m. ET.
Until then, you can vote for the socially voted categories on iHeartRadio’s official website here!
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