The BBC's stunt of taking an electric Mini to Edinburgh reveals just how impractical rechargeable cars are, writes Christopher Booker. 15 Jan 2011 Australia was told to prepare for droughts as a result of climate change, and let down its guard against flooding, writes Christopher Booker. 15 Jan 2011 A woman who was temporarily paralysed in a fall had her baby taken into care while she lay in hospital, writes Christopher Booker. 15 Jan 2011 As the Met Office desperately tries to salvage its reputation, another of this 'warm' winter's ice disasters is unfolding in the Sea of Okhotsk, writesChristopher Booker. 08 Jan 2011 On all the most important issues effecting our lives, our politicians are in deluded agreement, says Christopher Booker 01 Jan 2011 The authorities continue to prepare for 'rising temperatures' despite a succession of unprecedentedly cold winters, says Christopher Booker. 01 Jan 2011 At Ashraf on the Iraq-Iran border, Iranian dissidents are under attack from both sides, writes Christopher Booker. 01 Jan 2011 The Met Office's commitment to warmist orthodoxy means it drastically underestimated the chances of a severe winter, says Christopher Booker. 26 Dec 2010 Social workers persist in their cruel treatment of an innocent family, saysChristopher Booker. 18 Dec 2010 Much of the data cited to support warmist claims is pure conjecture, saysChristopher Booker. 18 Dec 2010 The government's new energy policy will lead to widespread power cuts and economic disaster, says Christopher Booker. 18 Dec 2010 The £2.9 billion the Government will save by increasing tuition fees matches the amount earmarked for a global warming project, finds Christopher Booker. 11 Dec 2010 Why can a mother not be told her children are unavailable before she makes an epic journey to see them, asks Christopher Booker. 11 Dec 2010 Even the freezing weather failed to bring cold reality home to the global warming posse in Cancun, says Christopher Booker. 11 Dec 2010 The Blair government's mishandling of the occupation of Iraq is a humiliating scandal waiting to be explored, says Christopher Booker. 11 Dec 2010 One distraught family's experience is typical of this cruel system, saysChristopher Booker. 04 Dec 2010 The global warming scare was fun while it lasted, but the joke's over, saysChristopher Booker. 04 Dec 2010 Christopher Booker wonders at why the supposedly planet-saving Nissan Leaf has been voted Car Of The Year. 04 Dec 2010 In 2007, David Cameron was sure the Human Rights Act should be scrapped. Now he's strangely quiet, says Christopher Booker. 27 Nov 2010 As delegates arrive in Cancun for the UN climate conference, the carbon trading lobby is desperate for an accord, says Christopher Booker. 27 Nov 2010 While loving families are torn apart, Whitehall insists the system is working fine, says Christopher Booker. 27 Nov 2010 The case of Tony and Debbie Sims illustrates the cruelty of our child protection system, says Christopher Booker. 20 Nov 2010 The drive towards a European superstate has had its flaws exposed at last, says Christopher Booker. 20 Nov 2010 The government of Europe is scarcely more accountable than that of China, says Christopher Booker. 13 Nov 2010 Cyprus has proved a haven for a family fleeing forced adoption , writesChristopher Booker. 06 Nov 2010Christopher Booker
Christopher Booker of The Sunday Telegraph exposes the ever-growing
power of the European Union in Brussels and the excesses of mad officialdom.
CHRISTOPHER BOOKER LATEST
London to Edinburgh by electric car: it was quicker by stagecoach
What was the role of warmists in the Queensland flood disaster?
A mother's fall causes her to lose her child
The Met Office fries while the rest of the world freezes
What we need in 2011 is an opposition
As we count the cost of the freeze, Government prepares for global warming
Iranian dissidents face a tragic final act at Ashraf
The green hijack of the Met Office is crippling Britain
Does this family have human rights?
It's 'the hottest year on record', as long as you don't take its temperature
Chris Huhne has a blueprint for a green, cold, dark Britain
Student fee 'savings' will fund windmills in Africa
Social workers' cruel game with children in care continues
Climate change: the warmist demands heat up as 'green’ costs soar
Chilcot inquiry: the real shocks are still to come
Child protection: how a cruel council plays its cat-and-mouse game
Cancun climate conference: the warmists' last Mexican wave
The Nissan Leaf that could be heading for an expensive fall
Three years ago, David Cameron knew just what to do about Learco Chindamo
There are black days ahead for the carbon industry
Forced adoptions get no sympathy from the ministry
Forced adoption: another win for the child snatchers
The European 'dream’ has finally collided with reality
Mr Cameron is in no position to lecture the Chinese on democracy
Refugees flee the tyranny of social workers
Sunday, 16 January 2011
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