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James Delingpole: Why can’t the BBC be impartial in the climate change debate? 

The Beeb constantly resorts to 'experts' whose arguments are bigoted, feeble, fatuous, fallacious and stupid

Is an expert on garden snails really the best person to discuss climate change? Getty Images | Shutterstock | iStock | Alamy
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