A government comes unexpectedly to power. Now it must implement brave manifesto commitments or risk backbench revolt. Those backbenchers are important to its 12-seat majority. The government is riding a tiger. And the tiger may get too hungry for an individual minister to dismount.
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jun/01/amber-rudd-dont-destroy-the-wind-power-industry
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