Labour will not be able to hit its target to invest £28 billion a year in green projects until the end of its first term, Sadiq Khan said after the party insisted it is not abandoning the key pledge.The future of the pitch was cast into doubt by reports suggesting Labour is considering axing the expenditure commitment amid political pressure.But shadow foreign secretary David Lammy insisted the party is committed to its green prosperity plan by the end of a first parliament, although "not whatev

Labour will not be able to hit its target to invest £28 billion a year in green projects until the end of its first term, Sadiq Khan said after the party insisted it is not abandoning the key pledge.The future of the pitch was cast into doubt by reports suggesting Labour is considering axing the expenditure commitment amid political pressure.But shadow foreign secretary David Lammy insisted the party is committed to its green prosperity plan by the end of a first parliament, although "not whatever the economic climate".