According to data published this week, food-related sectors will lose £150 million because of the agreement, and the overall gain to the UK economy will be of only £12 per person by 2035.
Speaking on Steve Bannon’s show WarRoom, Ben Harnwell said there is a “direct causal link” between her activism and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week.
Charlene White has been lauded for her interview with Liz Truss about the government's Ukrainian refugee policy.
"This is five years of work. Everyone who tried to minimise, disrupt or deny this better take shelter," said one person in response to the thread.
From the newsletter: Net-zero could prove a useful distraction for the government as the cost-of-living crisis intensifies.
"Let's have some respect for someone who works on the frontline of this, Andrew Bridgen", Susanna Reid fired back.
"We can't afford getting all the homeless people off the streets but we can afford fighter jets to fly down so Johnson can have his PR photoshoots. We all paid for that."
"...new guidelines being announced for schools in England appear to focus more on stoking up divisions and creating a debate about ‘culture wars’ than ensuring that pupils get the best possible education on racism and discrimination is deeply disturbing."
Net zero has been branded the "new Brexit culture war" by commentators, and Nigel Farage wants out.