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Andrew Gilligan

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Senior fellow & head of transport and London, Policy Exchange; special adviser to two Prime Ministers 2019-24; was Journalist of the Year, British Press Awards.

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8 years
For all those claiming cycle superhighways cause pollution, here are the facts (from official @LondonAir website via @AsEasyAsRiding)
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The government's worrying plans for counter-extremism - including counting "claims of 'two-tier' policing" as "extreme right wing" - have been leaked to Policy Exchange. Our report is causing a stir this morning. Read it here:
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@georgebernhard But ticket offices don't cause train cancellations, do they? I'm talking about practices like Sunday working being optional - which, this summer, led to entire towns losing their rail service when there was a big football match on a Sunday.
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@georgebernhard It's a statement that the rail unions are powerful - which is factually correct, and something I imagine you support! And massive numbers of cancellations are indeed caused by industrial action, or by the bonkers working practices the unions have successfully defended.
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@georgebernhard No. What's propagandistic about that?
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@georgebernhard Again, I admire your ability to discern that it's reheated propaganda without actually reading it. Perhaps you have seen no evidence that the unions are a problem because - as here - you refuse to look at it.
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@georgebernhard You know it's substandard without reading it?
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@georgebernhard I think you should read the piece - which explains why nationalisation will almost certainly cost more (since the unions will want to level up the current 15 or so pay deals to the most generous.)
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