David Starkey is right that Tony Blair and New Labour destroyed the British Constitution and did lasting harm to the country, says Prof James Alexander. But here are some things he gets wrong.
Northvolt's ambitious battery dream has gone bust, says Sallust, and with it, Europe's hopes of competing with China in the EV market.
Ford is to cut 800 jobs in Britain and 4,000 roles across Europe over the next three years as part of a plan to cut production of electric cars as sales stall and competition from China steps up.
Vauxhall owner Stellantis's sales have plunged by more than a quarter amid an EV slowdown in Europe. It follows Volkswagen proposing huge workforce cuts and the closure of German factories.
Today is the 1,500th anniversary of the death of the Roman writer Boethius, whose great work The Consolation of Philosophy illustrates what we mean when we say we are part of one Western civilisation, says Nicholas Tate.
New EU border rules which would force British tourists to submit fingerprints and facial biometrics have been postponed indefinitely amidst concerns about the "resilience of the system".
Heat-pump sales in Europe plummeted by 47% in the first half of the year, as the price of gas dropped, the cost of living rose and fewer households switched from gas boilers.
Despite rejecting the Tories’ Rwanda migrant scheme, Keir Starmer is now eyeing Italy's plan to process migrants in Albania as a solution to the UK's small boat crisis.
What’s happened in Europe over the last ten years is simple. A sizeable number of voters wanted less immigration but none of the mainstream parties represented them. Populist parties came in to fill the gap.
A new study finds that the continued excess deaths in European countries correlate with COVID-19 vaccination. The study's author, Dr. Raphael Lataster, summarises his findings.
