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“Their instinct was to silence a democratically elected politician and censor her. Rather than being interested in what the truth was, they were more interested in silencing me.” Shadow Energy Secretary and former Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho wrote an article in The Telegraph questioning the costings produced by the... Department she once led. The Climate Change Committee — a public body — then lodged a complaint alleging that Claire’s article had breached the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO) Editors’ Code. Rather than engage with the substance of her arguments, they sought to silence her. Claire fought back, but she is concerned that many others will keep their opinions to themselves when they should feel free to speak out. Cancel culture is stifling debate on Net Zero and energy policy. Watch the full episode with David Rose and Claire Coutinho on our YouTube channel 👇show more

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