Exclusive: George Eustice to advise Cameron on energy and climate change

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Cornish MP secures influential role in Prime Minister's new parliamentary advisory committee

The influential Conservative backbench MP George Eustice is to advise David Cameron on Energy and Climate Change issues, BusinessGreen can reveal. A spokesman for the MP for Camborne and Redruth and...

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