Christopher Booker's Blog, page 61

A rose-tinted Panorama of Coventry's social workers

Too much was left unsaid when the BBC sent its cameras to Coventry, says Christopher
Booker.

Ed Miliband is the costliest politician in British history

When Ed Miliband won the Labour leadership, the commentators overlooked his
most startling achievement, says Christopher Booker.

The 'anomalies' of Dr Rajendra Pachauri's charity accounts

Why did the Charities Commission let the European wing of Rajendra Pachauri's
empire get away with such poor accounting, asks Christopher Booker.

Kent police take on the heavy work

Once again the police provide the muscle for social workers to seize children,
says Christopher Booker.

Why do the police provide the muscle for forced adoptions?

Police are strangely compliant helpers when social workers arrive to remove
children from their mothers, says Christopher Booker.

The Thanet wind farm will milk us of billions

The media remain conspicuously silent about the real price we pay for wind
energy, says Christopher Booker.

Child protection: why did this woman lose her children?

A new case in south London highlights the ongoing scandal of forced adoption,
reports Christopher Booker.

Britain's energy policy is in crisis

The Government's policy on renewable energy is wasteful and
counter-productive, says Christopher Booker.

Another social work scandal

Another child adoption scandal is being covered up, says Christopher Booker.

Brussels has broken our power to rule

The EU has become a lumbering, unaccountable mess, says Christopher Booker.