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Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice met with major energy firms like BP and Shell to discuss prioritizing North Sea oil drilling over green subsidies. The party's poll lead raises concerns about sign
Reform UK proposes ending renewable subsidies and expanding oil and gas drilling if elected. Deputy leader Richard Tice disputed climate science during an interview, indicating a potential reversal of
UK Reform Party deputy leader Richard Tice warned investors against renewable energy projects, advocating for nuclear, gas, and oil investments while rejecting climate science consensus. Policies incl
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