Month: March 2024

The UK will squander a staggering £16 billion this decade as regulatory and planning failures result in Scotland's wind power surplus outstripping transmission capacity to the South.

The Free Speech Union is mobilising legal support in Scotland ahead of the implementation of new controversial hate crime laws, amid concerns over the suppression of free expression and vexatious complaints.

Labour's rush for clean power by 2030 would leave us totally dependent on Chinese materials, threatening our energy security and hiking up prices, warns Claire Coutinho.

Three murderers, all originally male but now identifying as female, are currently living among vulnerable women inmates, despite new transgender guidance from the Scottish Prison Service.

The expensive and dangerous folly of more than two decades of UK climate policy has been laid bare by the Offshore Energies UK's new data on Britain's energy production, says Ben Pile.

The BBC More or Less radio programme recently 'fact checked' the Daily Sceptic's report that Arctic sea ice had soared to its highest level for 21 years. Unfortunately for them, it did, says Chris Morrison.

We tell ourselves that Scotland's new speech restrictions could never be imposed south of the border, but, in many respects, the Hate Crime Act just brings Scottish law into line with the existing law in England and Wales.

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.

Britain’s public sector pensions bill is now larger than the size of the U.K. economy after it soared past £2.6 trillion for the first time, official figures show.

Arctic sea ice has continued its recent recovery despite 2023 being claimed as the hottest year on record globally, according to data reported by Germany's Alfred Wegener Institute.