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Ros Taylor’s Biography

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Host of the Oh God, What Now? and Bunker podcasts, I also write and present More Jam Tomorrow, a series about post-war Britain. You can listen to it here. I write regularly for the national press and edit and consult for NGOs.

My first book, The Future of Trust, was published by Melville House in 2024.

Previously, I was a senior journalist at the Guardian, an award-winning editor at the London School of Economics, and a journalist at the BBC.

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Why Britain is saying no to hydrogen boilers

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By Ros Taylor
| Energy Transition
Hydrogen was the future once. But while the UK was quick off the mark in investigating the potential of H2 for heating homes, much of the original plans have been abandoned in favour of solar, wind and electrification, writes Ros Taylor. Methane gas heats more than three-quarters of British homes, making it one of the main sources of CO2 emissions. In 2017 the UK launched a programme called Hy4Heat to investigate whether it was feasible to move British households over from methane gas to hydrogen.
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How Did Britain Come to This? | LSE Festival

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By Ros Taylor, Gwyn Bevan
| LSE Connect Verified
So what is wrong with the design of British government, and how has it resulted in catastrophic failures of governance in recent years? To mark the publication of his new book with LSE Press, Professor Gwyn Bevan and political podcaster and author Ros Taylor will reflect on a century of systemic failures of governance and explore what an innovative state might look like in the future.
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Extra Innings: Conspiracy Theories in the Age of Trump with Joe Uscinski

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By Joe Uscinski, Ros Taylor
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Monday 7 January 2019 | 1 hour 30 minutes 9 seconds This Extra Inning of the Ballpark features audio from the US Centre’s event “Conspiracy Theories in the Age of Trump,” which took place on 25 July 2018. Joseph Uscinski, associate professor of political science at University of Miami, speaks about his book American Conspiracy Theories and why President Trump might be America’s first conspiratorial president.
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