The National Employment Savings Trust (Nest), which represents about 11m individual workplace pensions, plans to back a resolution put forward by climate campaigners at Follow This, which calls for BP to align its emissions reduction plans with the Paris agreement.
The campaign group has also won support from the Universities Superannuation Scheme and the council pensions fund Border to Coast, which have both also agreed to vote for the Follow This resolution.
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Inquiry into whether 'race science' group accessed genetic data
Concerns have been raised about access to a scientific repository of the genetic data and medical records of more than 500,000 people, after an investigation revealed that \"race scientists\" appeared to claim to have obtained the data.
Indo-Pacific Starmer will boost military presence to counter China
The UK will increase its military and economic presence in the Indo-Pacific to support regional stability, Keir Starmer will announce today.
Commons MPs divided over reform of working hours to aid parents
MPs tasked with modernising parliament are divided over family-friendly hours, with some lobbying for shorter days to return home to children and others hoping for shorter periods away from their constituencies.
Home Office carries on demanding fees unlawfully charged for language tests
Thousands of people applying for visas in the UK have been unlawfully charged for language tests, the government has disclosed, but the Home Office is continuing to demand the fees because it needs the money.
Road pricing Will the chancellor grasp the nettle to make up for lost fuel duty?
While the chancellor, Rachel Reeves, grapples with the parlous £40bn funding gap in Britain's finances, another £25bn of annual revenue is revving up to disappear into the sunset.
A defining moment Labour MPs fear tough budget will bring new set of problems
When Rachel Reeves stands up in the Commons on Wednesday, her budget will end months of speculation, allowing the government to fully set out what it stands for. And that, some Labour MPs fear, could herald a whole new set of problems.
What is a working person? Maybe we will find out by the time the chancellor sits down
It is a phrase that crops up 21 times in the Labour manifesto, 12 times in the Conservative manifesto and has been used in the House of Commons more than 3,500 times in the past decade. So, surely everyone knows what \"working people\" are - don't they?
Mescal reveals he was cast in Gladiator II after a Zoom call
The Irish actor Paul Mescal has revealed he was cast in Gladiator II after a 30-minute Zoom call.
Author offers seaside cottage to working writers for free retreats
On the wall of a Ramsgate house owned by the Booker winner Bernardine Evaristo hangs a large-scale cover of Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own. It might just as well read \"A Cottage of One's Own\", as that is precisely what the Royal Society of Literature (RSL) president is offering.
Mirren: 'It's sad Cobain died before he could experience GPS tracking'
The actor Helen Mirren has lamented that the Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain did not live long enough to be able to experience the excitement of tracking his location on his phone.
