“Net zero is a disastrous solution to a nonexistent problem” – “Human folly is all too common. But in a long life I have never come across anything remotely as bad as the current climate scare,” writes Nigel Lawson in the Spectator.
“Green issues are to be covered in primary school for the first time” – Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi is to urge schools to equip children as young as five with “the skills and knowledge to build a sustainable future” by including climate change in the curriculum, reports the Mail.
“How the climate lobby crushed debate” – Anyone who dissents from stringent climate policies will be branded an enemy of ‘The Science’, writes Tim Black in Spiked.
“The surest route to madness: driving on the M1” – “But that just seems to be the way of things: paying more and more in return for services which get worse and worse,” writes Frederick Edward in Bournbrook Magazine.
“Kathleen Stock: I won’t be silenced” – The trans activist campaign against her has backfired, writes Julie Bindel following an interview with Kathleen Stock for UnHerd.
“Zarah Sultana’s face mask hypocrisy” – Julia Hartley-Brewer asks Labour MP Zarah Sultana, who criticises Tory MPs for not wearing face masks in the Commons: “Why are you not wearing one now?”
"I feel incredibly unsafe in the chamber… I see most of the Tories not wearing masks,” Labour MP Zarah Sultana says
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