HeyJaredRoss Clark
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ROSS CLARK: Let's dump the concept of identity politics (opens the original)
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I already own a flat cap, but maybe I should buy a couple of whippets to go with it. Playing at being so working class, it seems, is going to be the way to get on in Andy Burnham's Britain. The Government is setting up a new body within the Office for Equality and Opportunity to examine why Britain's white working class isn't doing well. It will oblige public bodies to ensure that their policies do not discriminate against the nation's Danny Dyers and Del Boys. I don't doubt that to be born on a
ROSS CLARK: Bringing back British Rail is proof Burnham is deluded (opens the original)
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Amid the usual mass of tired commuters at Waterloo station, the lady in the red jacket stood out. As she boarded the 6.14am train to Shepperton in Surrey – which itself had been painted in a gleaming red, white and blue livery – she heralded 'a new dawn for our railways' and said she was travelling with 'a sense of pride'. It was the morning of May 25, 2025, and the transport secretary, Heidi Alexander, had arrived to hail one of the first services of the recently renationalised South Western Ra
Drive to turn the UK into an AI superpower could leave us waterless (opens the original)
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It rained in Slough last week but like most of southern England it has spent the last month sweltering under a hosepipe ban. Its lawns and parks remain parched and brown and children's paddling pools lie folded up in the garage. The town is officially designated as being in a 'water-stressed' area, which means that – even at the best of times – the demand for water is close to, or even exceeds, the amount available. But following heatwave after heatwave, Thames Water's reservoirs are only 74 per
I believe Kemi will be our next Prime Minister: ROSS CLARK (opens the original)
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I have to admit that when Kemi Badenoch was elected Conservative leader in November 2024 I thought of the word 'stopgap'. She was a Michael Foot, an Iain Duncan Smith, a Jeremy Corbyn; a figure you didn't have to take seriously because she was never going to win an election. Her role was to keep her party ticking over gently until the Government became so unpopular that a Conservative administration became a realistic possibility again – at which point a bigger beast would replace her as Tory le
Government body accused of covering up near-miss of heatwave blackout (opens the original)
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On the afternoon of June 23, many were enjoying the start of a heatwave that would take temperatures up to 37C (99F), surpassing the June record set in the scorching summer of 1976. As we sweated, most of the country was blissfully unaware that a potentially catastrophic energy crisis was unfolding. It emerged this week that on that baking Tuesday, we came close to suffering an event as dramatic as the blackout that occurred in Spain and Portugal in 2025 when trains stopped, industry and commerc
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