The Met Office's risible claim of the hottest ever May in the UK merely confirms that its temperature readings are riddled with massive urban heat corruptions, says Chris Morrison.
The UN claims that extreme weather has massively increased since 1970. Alex Kriel debunks this myth, pointing to work by Italian scientists which shows it is an illusion created by changes in surveillance.
According to Keir Starmer, Labour's plans for a publicly-owned Great British Energy company will help "close the door to Putin". But the UK's high gas prices are due to Net Zero, not Russia, says Ben Pile.
With the Hay Book Festival boycott of Baillie Gifford, the EDI revolution is eating its own, says C.J. Strachan. The fund manager sponsor is as woke as they come but that didn't spare it – and companies are taking note.
Why won't the Sunday Times's Economics Editor explain how Net Zero fits with a growing economy? David Smith was asked by David Craig to square this circle for his readers, and he simply responded: "No."
The Guardian has removed an article claiming that renewables are cheap following a complaint as the advertising watchdog ASA signals that false claims will not be tolerated.
In the big freeze of 1895 the country came to a standstill for a month as the rivers and canals turned to solid ice. Today, our reliance on renewable power makes us even more vulnerable, says Guy de la Bédoyère.
Almost all of the recent increase in global temperatures is due to the introduction of green air polices, a team of NASA scientists has said in revelations that have shocked the world of climate science.
Edinburgh's ad ban targetting fossil fuels for climate justice is the latest Net Zero nonsense funded by UK100 billionaires, says Chris Morrison. It's not about the climate, is it?
Wielding her newfound omniscience, Joanna Gray reveals five game-changing messages that would guarantee victory in the General Election for any party that adopts them, starting with 'Women cannot have penises'.
