EE&PL's look at the news, focusing on UK Prime Minister David Cameron's call to cut green rules and on the prospect of genetically modified purple tomatoes

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David Cameron will on Monday boast of tearing up 80,000 pages of environmental protection and building guidelines as part of a new push to build more houses and cut costs for businesses.In a speech to small firms, the prime minister will claim that he is leading the first government in decades to have slashed more needless regulation than it introduced.Among the regulations to be watered down will be protections for hedgerows and rules about how businesses dispose of waste, despite Cameron's claims to lead the greenest government ever.