Christopher Booker's Blog, page 32

If you love wildlife, you have to control cuddly Mr Brock

One way or another, TB has brought about a catastrophe for which a solution must be found, says Christopher Booker
       

Dutch family is still fighting the system

A shocking Continental case closely parallels what goes on in our own child protection system, says Christopher Booker
       

The dangerous greenies are in Brussels, not Balcombe

The real threat to fracking took place at a meeting of the EU's Council of Ministers, says Christopher Booker
       

Children advertised like pets for sale

Anonymity doesn't apply in the case of adoption, and the result is distasteful, says Christopher Booker
       

The West is deluded about the Middle East - just look at Iran

Nowhere is our inability to grasp the realities of Middle-Eastern politics more obvious than in our self-deceiving attitude towards the theocracy in Iran, says Christopher Booker
       

Gesture politics won't solve our immigration troubles

Ministers are tinkering around the edges of our vast influx of immigrants and doing damage to innocent people, says Christopher Booker
       

Families are torn apart, but others are free to kill

A family has been split up because a teacher misinterpreted one trivial incident, says Christopher Booker
       

Pelka: social workers let down the children who really need them

Social services are at fault for failing to intervene when it is justified, but also for being too ready to do so when no action is called for, says Christopher Booker        

We could soon be paying billions for this wind back-up

The National Grid's latest plan is taking off into the weirdest scheme yet, thanks to our politicians' obsession with wind turbines, says Christopher Booker        

New family court guidelines won't improve a rotten system for children

Far too many children are taken into care for no good reason, says Christopher Booker