Sam Bright

About

Sam is DeSmog’s UK Deputy Editor. He was previously the Investigations Editor of Byline Times and an investigative journalist at the BBC. He is the author of two books: Fortress London, and Bullingdon Club Britain.

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One of the sponsors of the UK pavilion has worked with major polluters to help them extract more oil and gas.

One of the sponsors of the UK pavilion has worked with major polluters to help them extract more oil and gas.
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The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 blueprint proposes sweeping anti-climate policies.

The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 blueprint proposes sweeping anti-climate policies.
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Campaigners say the European Commission has “completely embarrassed itself” by offering “flimsy excuses” for taking oil and gas lobbyists to the flagship summit.

Campaigners say the European Commission has “completely embarrassed itself” by offering “flimsy excuses” for taking oil and gas lobbyists to the flagship summit.
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A Conservative peer and former UK trade advisor were among those who spoke at the summit.

A Conservative peer and former UK trade advisor were among those who spoke at the summit.
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All Conservative appointees to the Board of Trade have been binned by the new Labour government.

All Conservative appointees to the Board of Trade have been binned by the new Labour government.
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Robert Wilkie was speaking at a conference co-hosted by the group behind the radical Project 2025 agenda.

Robert Wilkie was speaking at a conference co-hosted by the group behind the radical Project 2025 agenda.
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The former Tory MP appears to have markedly different views to the magazine’s owner, and chairman.

The former Tory MP appears to have markedly different views to the magazine’s owner, and chairman.
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Centrica CEO Chris O’Shea said that we should consider taking power away from democratically elected leaders.

Centrica CEO Chris O’Shea said that we should consider taking power away from democratically elected leaders.
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With the Tories in the political wilderness, anti-green think tanks appear to be turning their attention to Nigel Farage’s party.

With the Tories in the political wilderness, anti-green think tanks appear to be turning their attention to Nigel Farage’s party.
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Tickets at the event in Chicago cost up to $50,000 for the chance to have dinner with the Reform UK leader.

Tickets at the event in Chicago cost up to $50,000 for the chance to have dinner with the Reform UK leader.