Having the highest electricity prices in the world ought to trigger a national emergency, says David Turver. We can but hope that reality dawns on the Government before the economy collapses under the weight of Net Zero.
Amid a major shakeup in Downing Street, Sue Gray has quit as Keir Starmer's Chief of Staff, stating she "risked becoming a distraction".
The botanical brigade's bid to erase 'caffra' from plant names exposes the absurdity of trying to decolonise language, says Dr James Alexander.
Teenage boys could face anti-terrorism investigations for sexist remarks in class under new Home Office plans, sparking fears of Prevent losing focus on deradicalising terrorists.
Green civil war has broken out over carbon capture and hydrogen, with Net Zero zealots increasingly disputing the key technology. But the public is being kept in the dark by the mainstream media, says Chris Morrison.
The Observer has splashed this morning on the chaos surrounding Labour's plans to impose VAT on school fees, with the Treasury refusing to confirm the tax raid will go ahead from January 1st.
In place of cheap, reliable energy, Ed Miliband has been busy summoning up green unicorns with taxpayers' cash, says Ben Pile. The latest non-solutions are carbon capture and flywheels. No, they aren't going to work.
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.
