it was supposed to be a 'great fat lie' that we could spend an extra £350 million a week on the NHS after Brexit. Actually, we're spending an extra £710 million a week
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✍️ 'A life without killing any other living organism is not possible even for the fiercest vegan' | Writes @Ross Clark
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no-one ever got into trouble for asserting that diversity of its board improved a company's performance. It is just that the evidence seems rather elusive
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✍️ 'The switch to electric cars will leave a £28 billion fuel duty hole in government coffers. This will inevitably be filled with road charging' | Writes Ross Clark
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✍️ 'Reliant on fiddly smartphone apps and 4G signal to charge, they appear all but designed to make driving impossible for the old' | Writes Ross Clark

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'New Yorkers told to keep away from tall buildings'. But how?
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ZEV mandate requires 22% of cars sold this year to be evs -- with £15K fines for every petrol car over the limit. In March only 15.2% were evs. Car industry is heading for huge crunch
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Passengers wouldn't be impressed if airline maintenance engineers demanded that their work not be inspected, for the good of their mental health. Why, then, should we listen to teachers who demand the end of Ofsted?
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'The tide has turned for Tesla, as it runs out of well-off, eco-conscious motorists interested in buying its vehicles,' warns Ross Clark, 'Western policy on decarbonisation seems to be driven more by emotion than cold, hard reasoning. Much of it has been based on the…

we're in rehearsals now for A Lark, my new show about Ralph Vaughan Williams' second wife, at the Green Room Theatre, Dorking, 19-21 April DDOS Dorking Halls 🍿🎭
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✍️ 'Net zero now threatens our national security' | Writes Ross Clark telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/0…

why do the Tories find it so difficult to admit that privatisation of utilities has not been the success they claimed it would be?
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Europe is building more gas plants because, when net zero targets collide with reality, governments are not going to choose to let the lights go out
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🖋️ 'The former Isis bride received eye-watering amounts of taxpayer-funded legal aid. Why?' | Writes Ross Clark

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the reason that smart meters are being foisted on us is clear: to enable Uber-style surge pricing of electricity in the absence of any other effective plan to cope with the intermittency of wind and solar
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The weather is getting worse... and we're due, er, another ice age. BBC climate scaremongering in 1974

er, no The Guardian , the Scilly Isles rise to 150 foot above sea level. They are not 'on track' to sink beneath the waves in a century -- or by any other time, for that matter
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✍️ 'If compensation is offered, perhaps I’ll sue the state for sex discrimination on the grounds that women were given an earlier retirement age' | Writes Ross Clark

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sorry, but it is bizarre to be compensating women upset about their retirement age being equalised with men
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The Denial by @rossjournoclark seemed like an amusing but exaggerated satire but this bit in which his character Sarah Dunwood, UK Prime Minister, closes a steel plant, airily promising tearful workers 100s of new 'green' jobs, now seems horribly prescient. #PortTalbot #NetZero