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Labour's Julie Elliott argues the move to halt the development of the UK's onshore wind industry will do real harm

Yesterday, George Osborne stood at the Despatch Box, deputising for the Prime Minister, and asserted that he wanted the UK to meet its international climate change commitments in the 'cheapest possible...

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