Reform repainted the political landscape on Friday, but by the evening the BBC had already replaced the story at the top of the headlines with something about Harry moaning. Will the BBC ever get its priorities right?
Solar farm failures were likely behind the blackouts in Spain and Portugal, Spain's national grid operator has said – as Tony Blair comes out against Starmer's Net Zero plans and the phasing out of fossil fuels.
A mad Net Zero plan to blot out the Sun using £50 million of taxpayer money is set to receive experimental approval within weeks. What could go wrong? Except triggering the next ice age.
Now the climate zealots are trying to suck carbon out of the sea. It's just the latest nutty climate stunt funded by the taxpayer to the tune of £3 million.
Why does UK electricity cost so much? On the BBC yesterday Energy UK's Adam Berman revealed that it's because gas is setting the price but the Government is pocketing the difference, refusing to pass it on to consumers.
The British state has a long history of appeasing the noisiest troublemakers in Northern Ireland and it's a policy now being pursued with equally deplorable results in relation to Islam, says Ruth Dudley Edwards.
Sallust picks up on the growing sense of division in Britain, reflecting on Tim Stanley’s warning that we're heading towards civil unrest, sparked by mass immigration, two-tier justice and a collapsing social contract.
A visitor to the UK from Australia is worried, seeing widening social, political and economic fractures that leave the UK in danger of a cultural collapse. Hope is not lost, she says, but it is quickly draining away.
Mr and Mrs Watts installed a heat pump in 2008. But it's now approaching the end of its life and the replacement cost is £17k, £10k more than they paid for the original. It's a salutary lesson, says Sallust.
A trainee schoolteacher who failed her probationary period unsuccessfully sued her school because her mentor had imitated a Caribbean accent when quoting the old Lilt drink ad: "Totally tropical taste."
Defective heat pumps will be fitted in new homes under Net Zero plans, the Government has been warned, after it emerged that installations in new builds are unregulated and can be installed by any cowboy.
An interview on Radio 4 this week laid bare Ed Miliband's fantasy thinking on Net Zero. As Amol Rajan pressed the deluded Energy Secretary on how his claims are the opposite of reality, he simply dug in.
