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Tories in Trouble (#politics #uk)
Tories in Trouble (#politics #uk)
It is a bad day for Cameron and his party’s finances come under scrutiny revealing some shady dealings.
Cameron’s advisor Charles Hendry, MP and former energy minister has been criticised for his links to a pro-Russian business group after Cameron imposed sanctions on Russia over the flight MH17 incident.
Hendry, who is not paid for his government role, took a £2,200 trip with his wife to Moscow,…
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A Power Broker in our midst
A Power Broker in our midst - How one ex-Minister is preparing for retirement from the Commons
Charles Hendry, MP for Wealden plans to retire from Parliament in May 2015, so it is not unreasonable that the 55 year old should be looking around for some of the possible ways of earning a living post the election. He is a capable man and it appears that his plans for the transition are already well advanced. However just to be on the safe side, he has the comfort of knowing he will receive…
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Nik Darlington 10.11am
We don't publish nearly enough videos on these pages, though it is not for want of trying. Most political videos are over-viewed and undercooked.
However, this footage of energy minister Charles Hendry planting his derriere in the lap of his Lib Dem boss, Ed Davey, is too irresistible to pass over. Particularly for a lazy Saturday morning.
And I am sure, in the interests of a good giggle, our TRG patron will forgive us for bringing the moment to your attention.
Coalition-themed captions there are aplenty, I'm sure. Any suggestions...?
We still don’t know when wind power will break even, admits energy minister
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Energy Minister Charles Hendry told MPs governments had spent £2.2 billion supporting wind power over eight years - and it was impossible to predict when the energy source would prove profitable without grants.
And he said estimating how much more taxpayers' cash would be spent before wind power became economically viable was 'not feasible'.The Government has already pledged to reduce carbon emissions by 34 per cent by 2020, and by 80 per cent by 2050.
The costs of switching to green power and transport would be covered by new environmental taxes and higher fuel bills.
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