The years of fantasy money are far from over in the public sector, writes Christopher Booker. 06 Aug 2011 English social workers pursue yet another mother who had taken refuge in Ireland with her child, writesChristopher Booker. 06 Aug 2011 How a mother who fled to Ireland to save her baby was caught on her return, by Christopher Booker. 30 Jul 2011 The IPCC's chairman wants us to forget all those scandals about hockey sticks and HImalayan glaciers, writes Christopher Booker. 30 Jul 2011 In his report for the BBC Trust, Steve Jones actually attacks Auntie for having too little global-warming bias, writes Christopher Booker. 23 Jul 2011 Chris Huhne's 'carbon saving' measures could double energy bills within nine years - so Australian floods might help to wash down the British voter's bitter pills, says Christopher Booker. 16 Jul 2011 Two shocking cases of children taken into care on the flimsiest pretexts, byChristopher Booker. 16 Jul 2011 Why EU procurement rules have cost our last train-making firm a £1.5bn contract, by Christopher Booker. 09 Jul 2011 The EU wants to see all the sportspeople of its member states wearing the ring of stars logo, writes Christopher Booker. 09 Jul 2011 Rain or shine, drought, flood or dust-storm, the warmist faith decrees that all 'freak weather events' are man-made, says Christopher Booker. 09 Jul 2011 Telegraph readers' support has helped soldiers in the Snatch Land Rover case to win a landmark judgment against the MoD, says Christopher Booker. 02 Jul 2011 The policy on which our national energy strategy is now centred is a ludicrously expensive, self-defeating joke, says Christopher Booker. 02 Jul 2011 How did the Prime Minister avoid noticing the latest vainglorious example of EU extravagance for so long, asks Christopher Booker. 02 Jul 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.
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