The gasoline tax was introduced to encourage the adoption of pollution free alternatives by building out the infrastructure that was required to charge these vehicles.
Absolute bollocks. There was duty on fuel back when the only EVs on the roads were milk floats.
The fact that a small number of drivers will have to pay for some miles driven outside the UK is really not that big a deal.
You're forgetting about hauliers.
At this point it's best to go straight to the source and use an LLM, it can synthesize exactly what you want instead of waiting for some blog syndicate to do it for you.
What if I want something actual facts that have been researched and put into writing by someone who knows what they're talking about?
To be fair I wouldn't expect someone like the Cheese Marketing Board to be pushing for more nuclear power.
What irks me is that we go from a report by an industry body to "Britainplots atomic reboot", as if this group is actually setting government policy. It's like the stories we used to get where one MEP floating some madcap scheme becomes a headline like "EU to ban/mandate [x]".
Not ChatGPT. I have been here on Slashdot.org offering healthcare advice for close to 15 years.
And yet there still isn't an Ignore function...
However, IMO anyone who gets a government job should be forced to either delete their LinkedIn account,
I never had a LinkedIn account, but they made one for me anyway.
The role of doctors in the British healthcare system is being deminished and replaced by lower paid, lower trained positions, and GPs are particularly hard hit by it - which is why GPs are retiring or moving overseas at record rates, far beyond the ability for the current GP training schemes to replace them.
I don't think they're leaving because they feel like they're being replaced. I think that they're leaving because despite these measures to reduce their workload they still feel like they're overworked and underpaid. It's not a new phenomenon, or even restricted to doctors. Professionals moving from Britain to Australia for better pay and better weather has been happening for years. The last time I remember it being in the news was when it was construction workers: brickies, plumbers, and sparks, etc.
If you can't understand it, it is intuitively obvious.