Vicars have been told to give parishioners blankets to keep them warm instead of heating the churches as the Church of England continues towards its 2030 Net Zero goal.
Ed Miliband's expansion of offshore wind alone amounts to nine million tonnes of industrial equipment added to the sea. The sheer immensity of 'green' industrialisation is coming as a shock to many, says John Constable.
A Labour Government source has dismissed the new (and "paused") Freedom of Speech Act as a "hate speech charter". Free speech in Britain has rarely been in more peril, says David Abulafia.
Australia's latest hare-brained scheme to turn the Outback into a giant solar farm resembles a nutty Heath Robinson contraption and may mark the beginning of the end of Australia's renewables romance, says Nick Cater.
Of the 66 universities making redundancies or cutting costs, 43 gave their vice-chancellors a pay rise last year. Meanwhile, V-Cs are demanding the taxpayer bails out the bankrupt organisations they're running.
Violence marred the opening 'Family Day' of this year's Notting Hill Carnival, with three people stabbed, including a 32 year-old woman in a life-threatening condition, 15 officers assaulted and 90 arrests made.
Politics professor James Alexander tries to unravel the Left's twisted reasoning whereby it accuses people on the Right of being divisive and, for that reason, says they're beyond the pale.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
