Christopher Booker's Blog, page 21

For once, the EU is right - and it's not 'banning' vacuum cleaners

Brussels is following moves in the US to reduce electricity demand by promoting appliances that are much more efficient, says Christopher Booker

EU says no to Lord Nobody

As predicted, Britain's new EU commissioner has been given a dim little job, says Christopher Booker

Rotherham: the real scandal is much wider

There will be more tragedies unless politicians face the truth, says Christopher Booker

Under 'family friendly' Tories, yet more children go into care

Children are being removed from families often for no justifiable reason, says Christopher Booker

Why do I find some of this book on storytelling so familiar?

A new book is not the first to examine why we tell stories, says Christopher Booker

How the Court of Protection left a 94-year-old without savings or dignity

The case of 'Miss G' is a tragic lesson for our times, argues Christopher Booker

Fresh evidence of how the West lured Ukraine into its orbit

The West is demonising President Putin when what set this crisis in motion were recklessly provocative moves to absorb Ukraine into the EU, argues Christopher Booker

A very contemporary centenary with the conflict with Russia

The West is demonising President Putin when what set this crisis in motion were recklessly provocative moves to absorb Ukraine into the EU, argues Christopher Booker

Alex Salmond's green dream requires a huge cheque from England

The SNP leader's electricity plans are as flawed as the rest of his prospectus for an independent Scotland, says Christopher Booker

Alex Salmond's 'renewables' dream adds up to huge cheque for England

The SNP leader has given a reckless pledge that, within a decade or so, his country will be 100 per cent reliant on electricity generated from 'renewables', says Christopher Booker