Allowing a new field like Rosebank would increase the supply of oil globally, resulting in a fall in its price, which—though small—would cause more oil to be consumed. As UK government ...

The letter urges the Government to follow the science and states ‘any new application to exploit Rosebank’s reserves must be ...

A protest will be held at Boscombe Pier next month as part of a nationwide day of action calling on the UK Government to ...

Brian Eno, Massive Attack and Robert Smith are among more than 100 artists who have signed an open letter to the UK ...

Exclusive: A stellar group of musicians have come together to sign Brian Eno's new open letter to the government.

The musicians argued that further development of the oil field north west of Shetland would undermine the UK's climate ...

Brian Eno, Robert Smith, Confidence Man and Massive Attack are among many names urging the UK Government to stop the Rosebank oil field plans.

Paloma Faith, Lola Young and The Cure's Robert Smith are just some of the artists who have called on Sir Keir Starmer to ...

“As musicians and artists, we know that our creativity is rooted in the world around us. But that world is under threat,” the letter reads. “Festivals are being cancelled due to extreme weather, and ...

Play (1min) NiseriN/iStock via Getty Images Equinor (NYSE: EQNR) will proceed with the development of its Rosebank oil and gas field, the company's U.K. manager said Wednesday.

Rosebank and Jackdaw are respectively the largest and second largest undeveloped reserves left in UK waters, and could produce oil and gas for the next two to three decades once in production ...