Christopher Booker's Blog, page 37

One day, turning off the lights won't be up to you

Governments have taken suicidal gambles with our energy supplies, says Christopher Booker

Owen Paterson has taken control of the EU meat crisis

The Eurosceptic Environment Secretary has grasped the problem, says Christopher Booker

Gay marriage: the French connection

The issue provoking the biggest Tory rebellion in decades was also prompting a similar row in the French National Assembly. Why, asks Christopher Booker

A human hero saved our village from the BT robots

For a communications business, BT shows little interest in letting people communicate with it, says Christopher Booker

Forget Brussels: now we are ruled by the giants of Geneva

Much of the regulation issuing from the EU is being passed down from even bigger, global bodies, says Christopher Booker

Norway's 'fax democracy' is nothing for Britain to fear

Britain might have more control over the single market outside the EU than in it, says Christopher Booker

A forecast the Met Office hoped you wouldn't see

The Met Office thought Christmas Eve would be a good day for burying good news, says Christopher Booker

David Cameron's EU dream is doomed to failure

All the 'tough' renegotiation David Cameron promises is ruled out by his refusal ever to contemplate leaving the EU, says Christopher Booker

Europe, wind, warming... we're slowly waking up to reality

2012 was a year when many long-dominant belief systems began to collapse, says Christopher Booker

A shameless lack of blame at Patten's BBC

Once you're at the top, it seems your very incompetence will be rewarded, says Christopher Booker