Christopher Booker's Blog, page 12

Time for Tory realism on our suicidal Lib Dem energy policy

Now the all-Conservative government is free from its Lib Dem millstone, it must start inching back towards reality and common sense, says Christopher Booker

The BBC on global warming is beyond a joke

Green activists, aided by the state broadcaster, are whipping up support for a new climate treaty, says Christopher Booker

The mere thought of Ed Miliband in No 10 will decide the day

Labour's leader is less fitted to be a prime minister than any other party leader in history, says Christopher Booker

Unlike the BBC, we were deliriously happy on VE Day

We seven-year-olds had heard little but talk of 'the war' for as long as we could remember, says Christopher Booker

I'm proud to be honoured by 'Cambridge' university over climate change 'denial'

A new monument at Anglia Ruskin proves that we live in an age when scientific knowledge battles to be heard above political ideologies, says Christopher Booker

Top scientists start to examine fiddled global warming figures

The Global Warming Policy Foundation has enlisted an international team of five distinguished scientists to carry out a full inquiry, writes Christopher Booker

That sheep-dip poisoning disaster they tried to keep secret

A succession of Tory and Labour ministers refused to accept publicly that repeated exposure to organo-phosphate chemicals could cause irreparable damage, writes Christopher Booker

Will Welsh eels scupper the craziest 'green' project ever?

The absurd Swansea tidal lagoon would cost a fortune to build and would produce the most expensive electricity in the world, says Christopher Booker

A family torn apart twice over

Two mothers have been left bereft by a tragic accident and badly applied law, writes Christopher Booker

Those primroses: right on cue

Only now, after the hottest weather of the year so far, are we getting something of that traditional chill, says Christopher Booker