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A gas platform in the North Sea is at the centre of a fierce debate that has divided the country: should the UK be expanding fossil fuel infrastructure or going all-in on renewables? The Rough Field gas facility wants to repurpose depleted gas fields to solve Britain’s chronic shortage of energy storage. But should government funding go towards securing our current energy supply, or funding a greener future?


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Guest: Jim Armitage, contributing editor, The Sunday Times

Host: Manveen Rana

Producers: Micaela Arneson, Elle Scott. 

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Clips: Parliament, BBC, The Guardian, LBC, Express, Sky News. 

Photo: Sunday Times Photographer Richard Pohle.



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