...of the WHO’s funding, 85% of which now comes from private commercially-interested organisations, creates an additional imperative for rigorous, investigative scrutiny. In November 2023, Human Rights Watch wrote that: The...
...submitted “blatantly false financial data” and must pay a huge fine, according to the Telegraph. “Meta, Amazon, Google and others shed 3,071 staff in do-goody ‘ESG’ roles” – More people...
...constituent parts of the U.K. – England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. (These figures are expressed as FTEs – full-time equivalents – so this takes account of people who may...
...of munitions, tanks, planes, missiles, artillery systems, drones and numbers of soldiers. Moreover, Russia has also received military material from North Korea, Iran, Syria and probably China. Meanwhile, Ukraine is...
...Minister Rishi Sunak insisted Britain’s economy has “really turned the corner” and this was proof his economic plan was working. U.K. GDP is about £2.274 trillion. That’s £2,274,000,000,000. Let’s be...
...pericarditis, myocarditis, heart attacks, strokes, convulsions and transverse myelitis. The U.K. Government has given legal indemnity to vaccine manufacturers but despite this a number of court cases are looming around...
...they had a “sophisticated look” and a “significantly lower carbon footprint than leather”. However, the accessories have been plagued by complaints that they deteriorate after a few days of use,...
...passengers annually, from the current 60 million. The estimated cost of this project is $3.7 billion. Bangkok’s Don Mueang International Airport, used mainly by regional and budget airlines, will also...
...costs £44/MWh, onshore wind just £38/MWh and large-scale solar a mere £41/MWh. So, according to our Government, it’s obvious that cheap, reliable gas is much more expensive than expensive, unreliable...
On Monday, I sent an email to David Smith at the Sunday Times. David Smith, the paper’s Economics Editor (since 1989), Chief Leader-Writer, Assistant Editor and Policy Adviser, writes a...
