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Ross Clark

England

Journalist at Freelance

Freelance Journalist at Daily Mail

Freelance Journalist at Daily Express

Freelance Journalist at The Spectator

Writes for Spectator, Telegraph, Mail. Author Not Zero, the Denial. Also written A Lark, a musical about Ursula Vaughan Williams

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  • Why is Starmer not fighting the EU's new carbon tariff?

    1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Ross Clark

    Text size Small Medium Large Line Spacing Compact Normal Spacious Comments Why do so many people rail against the trade barriers erected by Donald Trump and yet have so little to say about similar barriers erected by the EU? Where is the liberal outrage against the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) which from next January will add tariffs to imports of ferrous metals, aluminium, cement and fertiliser, and which in future is intended to be expanded to other goods with significant...

  • Why should rich people pay more for their energy bills?

    1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Ross Clark

    The point of a government energy regulator is supposed to be to make sure that the market is working to achieve proper competition. Their other job is surely to keep an eye on the billing practices of energy companies – to make sure, for example, that they are not hoodwinking people into signing up for their services on the basis of incorrect information.

  • Why should rich people pay more for their energy bills?

    1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Ross Clark

    Text size Small Medium Large Line Spacing Compact Normal Spacious Comments The point of a government energy regulator is supposed to be to make sure that the market is working to achieve proper competition. Their other job is surely to keep an eye on the billing practices of energy companies – to make sure, for example, that they are not hoodwinking people into signing up for their services on the basis of incorrect information. But, as has become common with quango arms-length government...

  • It's tragic that a once great industrial power has to scrabble around the world for coal, writes ROSS CLARK

    1 week ago | expressdigest.com | Ross Clark

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  • It's tragic that a once great industrial power has to scrabble around the world for coal, writes ROSS CLARK

    1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Ross Clark

    The Scunthorpe steelworks are barely a few dozen miles from the rich coal deposits of South Yorkshire. Yet perversely the future of virgin steelmaking in this country is dependent on two shiploads of coal that have chugged half way around the world, one from the US (which finally offloaded its cargo at Immingham yesterday) and the other from Australia.

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Ross Clark
Ross Clark @RossjournoClark
11 Apr 25

RT @TheSpectator: Did anyone know that Trump was about to do an about-turn and delay tariffs for 90 days – and did any of them used the inf…

Ross Clark
Ross Clark @RossjournoClark
10 Apr 25

greens are ceasing to breed. Me in @spectator https://t.co/ucEuKlZQ7J

Ross Clark
Ross Clark @RossjournoClark
7 Apr 25

Labour's 'climate justice' policy: from 2030 you will be able to buy a petrol or diesel car only if it is a gas-guzzling sports car built in units of less than 2500 a year https://t.co/wKhjdTmNOy