Ahead of tomorrow’s anticipated Tory rebellion over HS2, Independent editor Amol Rajan writes in the Evening Standard, “a former (and recent) Tory chancellor, who won’t speak in public because of the damage it would do to the Prime Minister, told me that he opposes HS2 ‘because the costs are obscene and all the benefits go to the South’.”
Who could he be referring to? I only note that Rajan appeared alongside Norman Lamont on Sky News’s Murnaghan Programme last Sunday.
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