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Britain’s gas gamble: Why Jackdaw is a bad bet for our energy future (Mark Hofman)
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Vince Cable writes: The endless hunt for painless taxes (Vince Cable)
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Jane Dodds to step down as Welsh Lib Dem Leader (Caron Lindsay)
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The silent scandal of ME…and in praise of Tessa Munt (Paul Walter)
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The Lib Dems should be bolder. Here’s how…. (James Hill)
Recent Comments
Tim
Hywel - the source of the "Norwegian gas is cleaner than UK gas" is here - https://www.petro-online.com/news/fuel-for-thought/13/sp-global/two-thirds-of-uk-and-...
Jason Connor
No that was Nick Clegg in full flow on tuition fees....
Jason Connor
I couldn't agree more with the first 3 posts. I heard a figure of 75% of households still use gas. The council stopped installing heat pumps on my estate as the...
Hywel
"According to the regulator’s own figures, pipeline gas from Norway is produced with less than a third of the emissions of Britain’s North Sea output." W...
Chloe
Well said David. There are 20 million gas boilers in the UK & not everyone has a spare few grand to change to heat pumps or have a suitable system that enab...

Abraham Lincoln, Charles Darwin and William Ewart Gladstone, giants of the nineteenth century, were all born in 1809 yet as Frank M Turner argues in this collection of essays Darwin and Lincoln are much better remembered today. I am sure this is true even for Liberal Democrats. In the final essay, Eugenio Biagini reflects on a 1992 Economist front cover describing Gladstone as ‘A prophet of the Left’. Gladstone’s legacy has been appropriated by Thatcherites who over simplify the Victorian Liberal view of the roles of government and private enterprise. …
