For the past 50 years, politicians have delighted in creating laws that absolve them of responsibility. Perhaps nowhere is this more true than in energy policy.

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Parliament held a debate on joining the EU. But where were all the Conservative and Reform MPs who championed our departure in the first place?

Former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson — who led that nation’s conservative party for four years — has accepted ...

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