Sky is interviewing Tice. BBC News it is, then! #AndyBurnham #by-election.
Lord Heseltine: "We must not have Reform or Restore or anything like it anywhere near the corridors of power in this country. I’ve seen it all before. [Oswald] Mosley in the 30s, Enoch Powell in the 60s."
(1) On February 28th 2026, Donald Trump unwittingly dynamised the move towards renewable energy when he launched Operation Epic Fury (I know!🙄). Iran played its trump card (tempted to capitalise that T) and blocked the Straits of Hormuz by deploying cheap drones. The only card they need.
(3) Couple this with the hasty attempts to wind back Europe's embarrassing dependence on Russian natural gas, and the countries supplying the raw materials for battery storage of electricity begin to rub their hands together (or the chinese, who have been quietly buying up the mines for years, do).
(4) So, we learned to sit up and take notice of our energy security, and the UK has renewables in spades! Wind, solar, HEP, tidal, even some geothermal; R&D is on the up. But why are we ignoring best practices?
(2) Why waste time, talent, effort, funds developing nuclear weapons when you can get the attention of the entire world and embarrass the president of the USA during Operation Epic Fury by applying such a stranglehold on oil supplies that price and availability becomes a problem, worldwide?
Drinking beer has also been linked to attracting mosquitoes, because it raises body temperature, increases the amount of exhaled CO2 and changes skin odor.
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So, should the #Environment Agency prosecute because he didn't seek a permit, or should they just tell him thank you but please go through the proper channels next time?
(5) France: www.pveurope.eu/e-mobility/f... Netherlands: en.eurovelo.com/netherlands China: 300k EV chargers in 2020, 4m in 2026. Here in the UK, reverse Beeching! Electric rail & connectivity is more important than high speed mega-projects. If we want true energy security, we all have to keep up! ⏹️
Lord Heseltine speaks to Noah Vickers about regenerating Britain’s cities, the devolution agenda and why Margaret Thatch
