Christopher Booker's Blog, page 59

Climate change: the warmist demands heat up as 'green' costs soar

Even the freezing weather failed to bring cold reality home to the global
warming posse in Cancun, says Christopher Booker.

Child protection: how a cruel council plays its cat-and-mouse game

One distraught family's experience is typical of this cruel system, says Christopher
Booker.

The Nissan Leaf that could be heading for an expensive fall

Christopher Booker wonders at why the supposedly planet-saving
Nissan Leaf has been voted Car Of The Year.

Cancun climate conference: the warmists' last Mexican wave

The global warming scare was fun while it lasted, but the joke's over, says Christopher
Booker.

Three years ago, David Cameron knew just what to do about Learco Chindamo

In 2007, David Cameron was sure the Human Rights Act should be scrapped. Now
he's strangely quiet, says Christopher Booker.

There are black days ahead for the carbon industry

As delegates arrive in Cancun for the UN climate conference, the carbon
trading lobby is desperate for an accord, says Christopher Booker.

Forced adoptions get no sympathy from the ministry

While loving families are torn apart, Whitehall insists the system is working
fine, says Christopher Booker.

The European 'dream' has finally collided with reality

The drive towards a European superstate has had its flaws exposed at last,
says Christopher Booker.

Forced adoption: another win for the child snatchers

The case of Tony and Debbie Sims illustrates the cruelty of our child
protection system, says Christopher Booker.

The climate change scare is dying, but do our MPs notice?

The collapse of the warmist position on climate change has not impinged on
politicians in Britain or Brussels, says Christopher Booker.