Cameron dismisses climate policy criticism as 'total, utter nonsense'
Under stern questioning from MPs on the Liaison Committee Cameron, Prime Minister insists UK is 'overachieving' against carbon targets and will continue to do so
Prime Minister David Cameron has dismissed criticism of his government's climate and energy policies, rejecting criticism from former CBI boss John Cridland and former US Vice President Al Gore as "total,...
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