Christopher Booker's Blog, page 16

That 'sinister court' mocks justice again

The workings of the mysterious and ultra-secretive Court of Protection are a national scandal

Climategate, the sequel: How we are STILL being tricked with flawed data on global warming

Something very odd has been going on with the temperature data relied on by the world's scientists, writes Christopher Booker

What 'free speech' didn't tell us about Charlie Hebdo jokes

The French magazine doesn't represent satire at the wittiest and cleverest level of which it is capable, argues Christopher Booker

Forget this mega refugee crisis, let's talk about global warming

Three million Syrian refugees are in makeshift camps, but Ban Ki-moon is more interested in the climate, writes Christopher Booker

Of all the EU failures, its policy on asylum seekers is the worst

Europe is now being besieged by nearly half a million more of these people every year, says Christopher Booker

Magna Carta's lesson

When the Great Charter was signed in 1215, hundreds of copies were sent to every town in the kingdom, says Christopher Booker

Was 2014 really 'the hottest year ever'?

From the Met Office to Nature and the BBC, the usual suspects have been at it, writes Christopher Booker

Holy smoke (and mirrors) over the Pope and that climate treaty

The Guardian deserves a special prize for its claim about Pope Francis and his supposedly warmist encyclical, writes Christopher Booker

The most sinister court in Britain strikes yet again

The shadowy Court of Protection's treatment of a 72-year-old grandmother is a national scandal, says Christopher Booker

The insecure Scots have turned in on themselves - and against us

A once-proud nation has become a sad provincial backwater, and its people have lost their self-respect, says Christopher Booker.