In an exclusive interview with GB News’ Ben Leo in Washington D.C., former BP CEO Lord Browne of Madingley breaks down why Britain’s energy policy is leaving the nation vulnerable to constant crises and skyrocketing bills.

From the crippling lack of UK gas storage capacity (just 10 days compared to Germany’s 90) to the economic reality of Net Zero targets, Lord Browne delivers a stark reality check on Britain’s energy security, North Sea oil and gas drilling, and high consumer electricity prices.

00:00 – Introduction: Why is Britain so vulnerable to energy crises?
01:15 – The 4 pillars of energy security, resilience, and cost
02:45 – The 10-day UK gas storage problem vs Europe
04:10 – Why are UK consumers paying for grid infrastructure?
05:30 – Renewables vs Fossil Fuels: What Britain gets wrong
07:05 – Is Net Zero 2050 realistic? Ex-BP CEO speaks out
09:20 – Why people are losing faith in climate predictions
11:15 – Should Britain drill in the North Sea? Lord Browne’s verdict
13:40 – Middle East tensions, Iran & why oil prices are spiking
15:10 – Lord Browne’s direct message to UK politicians

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Carole Malone fumes as a record £12bn was spent on benefits for immigrants last year alone.

That is up 57% since 2023, and around 25% since 2024, according to the Centre for Migration Control.

A government spokesman said: “Under this Government, net migration is down by 82 per cent from its 2023 peak. Only people who are in the UK legally can claim taxpayer-funded benefits, of which around half are in work.

“Last November, we set out proposals to reform settlement which will double the standard qualifying period to 10 years for most migrants, with shorter routes for those who contribute most to the UK.”

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‘We cannot go on like this!’

Patrick Christys despairs at new figures that reveal £12 billion in benefits was spent by the British government on migrant families

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After Prince George has started his first day at Eton College, Jacob Rees-Mogg reveals what may be in store for the future King…

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Prince William would have ‘got a kick’ out of meeting his brother’s ‘arch enemy’ Donald Trump, according to a royal expert.

The Prince of Wales met with the US president elect in France over the weekend, with Trump reportedly calling him ‘the good one.’

Speaking on GB News, Ingrid Seward said she believes the older brother would have enjoyed speaking to one of Prince Harry’s most vocal critics: ‘It might have given William a bit of a kick to know that he was annoying his brother by sitting with his arch enemy Trump.’

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