Inside Ireland’s fuel protests
Farmers, hauliers and small contractors have brought parts of the country to a standstill
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Farmers, hauliers and small contractors have brought parts of the country to a standstill
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Behavioural science, and the Nudge Unit, have a few ideas
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The market is feeling the impact of the Strait of Hormuz
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There is anger and anxiety among MPs over Rachel Reeves’s austerity measure.
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In the face of an energy price squeeze, wood-burners look like an economical option – but the toxic pollution they…
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Industry and agriculture run on diesel; when it becomes unaffordable, the business cycle turns.
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It could soon cost well over £100 to fill up the average car. Is there any policy that would help?
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Cutting taxes on fuel would be inconsistent with any serious attempt to lower carbon emissions.
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It’s a sign that something has gone very wrong when public servants decide it is our fault if they fail…
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Conservatives are calculating that they can pick a fight with corporate Britain because voters are on their side. That support…
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A piece of tax legislation has led to a 25 per cent rise in the cost of employment for HGV…
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At its conference in Brighton, the party is divided over whether to focus on the petrol rush.
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