Pressure is mounting for the US to honour guarantees of safety given to Iranian refugees in Camp Ashraf, writes Christopher Booker. 16 Apr 2011 The high-handed powers of our so-called family protection system threaten even the privileges of Parliament, writes Christopher Booker. 16 Apr 2011 New EU rules will cause Calor to spend millions replacing brand-new tankers, to achieve less efficiency and more pollution, writes Christopher Booker. 16 Apr 2011 There's a pattern in the unravelling of make-believe projects, whether it's wind power or the euro, saysChristopher Booker. 09 Apr 2011 Government spending will actually increase over the next few years, despite the BBC's claims, says Christopher Booker. 02 Apr 2011 David Norgrove's interim review of the family justice system only scratches the surface of what has become a national scandal, says Christopher Booker. 02 Apr 2011 The Government's obsession with its babyish green dreamworld will force the closure of power stations, increase our electricity bills and damage vital industries, warns Christopher Booker 02 Apr 2011 Court orders have been used to stop people protesting to their MPs about social workers, but the Speaker of the Commons seems unconcerned, saysChristopher Booker. 26 Mar 2011 The fine print of George Osborne's 2011 Budget hid an increase in state spending even greater than forecast last year, says Christopher Booker. 26 Mar 2011 The Grantham Institute's attack dog, Bob Ward, came back for another bite, but missed again, says Christopher Booker. 19 Mar 2011 There is no parallel between Fukushima and Chernobyl at all, saysChristopher Booker. 19 Mar 2011 The scandal of seizures by social workers of children from responsible parents is bigger than the Children's Minister has stated, says Christopher Booker. 19 Mar 2011 The collapse of Modec, the electric van manufacturer, shows how David Cameron's green economy is withering, says Christopher Booker. 12 Mar 2011 The Defence Secretary, Liam Fox, was very keen, in opposition, on the care of our military veterans. You wouldn't know it by his treatment of the Fijian war hero Pex, says Christopher Booker. 12 Mar 2011 A rulling by Lord Phillips, president of the Supreme Court, could open the floodgates for an asbestos bonanza, says Christopher Booker. 12 Mar 2011 Lord Justice Thorpe was 'aghast' at the way children had been removed from their parents by a county court. But such outrages are an everyday procedure, says Christopher Booker. 05 Mar 2011 A Fijian soldier who survived a bomb attack that killed three of his comrades is threatened with deportation, says Christopher Booker. 05 Mar 2011 Philip Hammond's claim that onshore wind power 'pays its way' is completely off-beam, says Christopher Booker. 05 Mar 2011 The warmists have sound financial grounds for hyping the dangers of flooding posed by climate change, writes Christopher Booker 26 Feb 2011 The West’s appeasement of one of the world’s most vicious regimes and the betrayal of Camp Ashraf remain mysteries of our time, writes Christopher Booker. 19 Feb 2011 Why do our bureaucrats misuse an EU directive to create an unholy mess with our rubbish, asks Christopher Booker. 19 Feb 2011 Indian officialdom pales beside the work of Britain's own bureaucracy when it comes to extracting my money, writes Christopher Booker. 19 Feb 2011 Prince Charles's speech in Brussels last week shows him still clinging to climate change orthodoxy, says Christopher Booker. 12 Feb 2011 Fijian soldier Epeli Uluilakeba, wounded in the same blast that killed Pte Phillip Hewett, now faces deportation, says Christopher Booker. 12 Feb 2011 The minister responsible, TIm Loughton, does not seem to think that forced adoption is a problem, says Christopher Booker. 12 Feb 2011Christopher 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
US still fails to keep its word as further massacre looms at Ashraf
A mother is threatened with imprisonment for talking to her MP
Cameron can't cut the EU red tape that will cost Calor millions
What happens when the great fantasies, like wind power or European Union, collide with reality?
Cuts? What cuts? Spending is rising
The family justice system is callous, corrupt and staggeringly expensive
The Budget’s green dreams will leave us powerless
John Bercow fails to back rights of voters banned from talking to their MPs
All the talk of 'cuts' hides a real rise in Government spending
Bob Ward boobs again over rainfall records
Could 'Chernobyl’ scaremongers cost our nuclear future?
Another 'horrible’ case for you, Mr Loughton
For every new 'green' job, nearly four are lost
Liam Fox has broken his promise in the case of Pex
The Supreme Court has given the asbestos scam a great big hand
Parents denied a voice in court against the child-snatchers
The Ministry of Defence deserts war hero Pex in his hour of need
Transport Secretary Philip Hammond reveals his ignorance of wind power
Unscientific hype about the flooding risks from climate change will cost us all dear
Why must we continue to appease Iran's tyrants?
Britain's system of rubbish collection is a marvel of waste and mess
Britain's bureaucrats trump the Indians
Prince Charles defends his faith against 'deniers'
Will the Government come to the defence of an Iraq war hero?
Tim Loughton, the children's minister, slams my 'unhelpful' campaign against the child-snatchers
Sunday, 17 April 2011
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