Microsoft has 'bought' the Three Mile Island nuclear power station in Pennsylvania to run its energy-hungry AI data centres. It's showing us the future, says Nick Bowler.
Ed Miliband's brother David is being paid by a venture capital outfit that is likely to benefit from his brother's Net Zero policies, it has emerged. But this conflict of interest has not been publicly declared.
Carol Vorderman has ditched her Welsh seaside apartment after the Labour-run council tripled her council tax, hiking her bill to over £5,000.
Furious West Dulwich residents are taking their Labour council to the High Court, accusing it of pushing through a low-traffic scheme after a shambolic consultation that ignored widespread opposition.
Labour MP Rosie Duffield has quit the party over the freebies scandal, accusing Keir Starmer of presiding over "sleaze, nepotism and apparent avarice" that is "off the scale".
It's handbags at dawn between Elon Musk and Keir Starmer’s Labour Government, says Jawad Iqbal. It's a funny way of showing Britain is "open for business".
Treasury officials are warning that a Labour tax rise on 'non-doms', far from raising more cash, will cost money instead. The Government is on a steep learning curve that punishing taxes don’t work, says Matthew Lynn.
The joke's on us as Tin-Eared Keir quips to U.S. business leaders that he'd "like to pretend" a flash NYC building was his own home amid questions over pretending a Labour donor's penthouse was his home during lockdown.
'Prevention' will not save the NHS, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson. Wes Streeting proclaims it like he's discovered the golden ticket, but so too did every Health Secretary of the past 25 years.
Ed Miliband rhetorically bounced around the podium like a geek who'd missed his meds. But as the fabled 'green jobs' evaporate in the face of China's coal-driven industry, the unions are growing restive, says Ben Pile.
