London Mayor Sadiq Khan has signed up all nine million Londoners for the Planetary Health Diet by 2030, which envisages a largely organic vegetarian plan with meat cut to World War Two levels of 44g a day.
During all the furious arguments about the cancellation of HS2, why has nobody mentioned the utter stupidity of having high-speed trains in a tiny country like England, asks David Craig.
Vandals were out in force once again yesterday, with one camera being covered in expanding foam while elsewhere a man held an anti-Ulez sign on top of ladder trying to block a camera's view.
Conservative MP and former party leader and Government minister Sir Iain Duncan Smith has said he backs the 'blade runners' who are disabling Ulez cameras because they have been "lied to".
A report from C40 Cities – the green globalist gang chaired by London Mayor Sadiq Khan – has suggested a daily 44g meat allowance and rations lower than in the Second World War.
Why has Sadiq Khan been so determined to push ahead with Ulez despite it being a massive vote loser? Perhaps it's because he's the Chair of green globalist outfit C40 Cities. And they're just getting started.
Hot summers, long droughts, warm winters, violent storms, even a hurricane – the 1600s were no stranger to extreme weather. The solution proposed at the time was self-denial. Sound familiar?
Millions of drivers are in danger of being hit by a new pay-per-mile road tax under Labour plans that are already being worked on by London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who has proposed to use Ulez cameras to enforce it.
Nearly nine out of 10 Ulez cameras have been vandalised in southeast London, according to an analysis of crowd-sourced data. A total of 500 are reported as out of action as the expansion date looms.
The Mail has compiled a list of the dizzying array of charges, tolls and fines that motorists risk facing when driving in London.
