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The Conservative leader said the UK had "taken for granted the fact that we have been a fairly cohesive society" but warned "things are fragmenting".

Scattered around are fragments of a head from a monument to a communist hero.

Adding: "The home-moving process involves many fragmented parts, and there's simply too much uncertainty and costs along the way. Speed, connected data and stakeholder simplicity should be key goals."

However, the political consensus on net zero has since fragmented.

The plan was never agreed, and 17 years later settlements have spread so deep into the West Bank that Palestinians fear the map has become too fragmented for a viable state.