Christopher Booker's Blog, page 11

A rising tide of anger across Europe at 'Nazi' social workers

Last weekend, hundreds of Norwegians and foreign parents marched on the parliament in Oslo to protest children being taken into 'care' by the state, writes Christopher Booker

Winning the battles for Trafalgar Square

Thanks to those who value great architecture, London has been saved from countless carbuncles, says Christopher Booker

Social workers get the story they're after

Aspects of a criminal trial now unfolding are reminiscent of what went on a quarter of a century ago with the 'satanic' child abuse cases, writes Christopher Booker

Six predictions for that EU vote

All David Cameron will be allowed from his 'negotiations' are a few cosmetic 'concessions', writes Christopher Booker

Palmyra has been here before

In 270 AD the oasis city was under the rule of one of the most remarkable women in history, says Christopher Booker

United to keep us in the EU

The CBI and the BBC have been shamelessly in cahoots over their support for Britain's membership of the EU for years, says Christopher Booker

Have we solved the mysterious case of the vanishing English cuckoo?

Although cuckoos have largely vanished from much of Britain, in northern Scotland their numbers have increased, says Christopher Booker

With David Cameron and Amber Rudd, we are looking at a long, cold future

The Government's policy on decarbonising our economy remains a complete and utter fantasy, writes Christopher Booker

Three issues on which we need more sense from Tories

Those who voted for a Conservative government because they thought it would be better than the alternatives are now taking stock of the result. Here Christopher Booker highlight policies that suggest people's optimism might be misplaced

A judge with little time for free speech

On controversial issues involving the confiscation of children by social services, 'public debate should be free and unrestricted', writes Christopher Booker