Hugo Rifkind
Columnist at The Times
Weekday Morning Presenter at Times Radio
I didn't write the headline, though. Writing @thetimes, talking @timesradio Monday-Thursday, 10am-1pm. Latest novel, Rabbits, at link below...
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Freshly empowered in local administrations across the land, Richard Tice has been outlining the priorities of the People’s Republic of Reformia. “If you are thinking of investing in solar farms, battery storage systems, or trying to build pylons,” he wrote on X, on Saturday, “think again. We will fight you every step of the way. We will win.”He meant it, too. “This is war,” he announced the following day.
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This is going to be pointed out again and again for the next four years. And then, when lots of people vote for them anyway, it’s still going to somehow be everybody’s fault but theirs.
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