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9:21Now Playing“If the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow as happens for considerable periods per year, the only way you can generate enough electricity is to switch to nuclear.”
The goal of the UK hitting net-zero in energy emmissions is “utter-fantasy” unless they switch to nuclear energy, says chairman of JD Wetherspoons, Tim Martin.
Tim Martin was speaking to Cathy Newman on Times Radio Drive. Listen live every day from 4-7pm.
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