
Pre-tax profits for vehicle leasing company Lex Autolease have plummeted by more than £400 million, according to newly-filed accounts
Written by Gareth Roberts

Pre-tax profits for vehicle leasing company Lex Autolease have plummeted by more than £400 million, according to newly-filed accounts
Written by Dr Jennifer Marohasy

When I first wrote about the flooding of the Guadalupe River, I expressed my tremendous sorrow, and I also mentioned cloud seeding
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

Children of activists generally learn early not to depend on their parents for amusement. Long-ago there were the “red diaper” babies of committed Communists whose sense of fun stretched from struggle all the way to Leninist reading circles
Written by Climate Discussion Nexus

We also find ourselves asking “Was your thesaurus consumed in the conflagration?” after reading “Temperatures to soar to 34C today”
Written by Chris Morrison

The UK Met Office recently declared an average daily maximum temperature of 22.3°C for June 2025 at Lowestoft, but there is no weather station at Lowestoft and hasn’t been since 2010
Written by Net Zero Watch

Britain’s Reform Party’s Richard Tice has written to green energy bosses warning them that a Nigel Farage-led government would terminate ‘green’ subsidy contracts associated with Labour’s Clean Power 2030 agenda
Written by David Turver

On July 15th, the Government published its plans to reform the Contract for Difference (CfD) subsidy scheme for the forthcoming Allocation Round 7
Written by Rhoda Wilson

If you thought the mRNA vaccine saga couldn’t get any wilder, Japan just dropped a bombshell that’s shaking the narrative to its core
Written by Larry Bell

Artificial intelligence knows more about you than your dentist, best high school buddy, spouse or ex, and proctologist combined
Written by Paul Homewood

Kathryn Porter of Watt-Logic.com has a detailed analysis of the concise but informative report produced by Red Eléctrica de España (“REE”), the Spanish Transmission System Operator on the Spanish blackouts
Written by Andy Rowlands

Labour’s rush to economic suicide steps up a gear with the latest attempt to bribe people into buying electric cars
Written by John Leake

When tenant farmer Nicholas Waller-Barrett (pictured at right) decided to explore ways to boost his small potato farm and chip factory in Norfolk, solar panels were an obvious answer
Written by John Leake

The Titans were the first race of Greek gods that ruled before the rise of Zeus and his fellow Olympians. Zeus rebelled against his father, the Titan Cronus, and then waged war against his father’s entire race. Ultimately Zeus and his siblings prevailed and imprisoned the Titans in a deep chasm in the Underworld called Tartarus
Written by Dr Gary Sidley

Explicit ethical principles and values have long been recognised as constituting essential frameworks to guide the day-to-day activities of professionals working in healthcare
Written by Paul Homewood

The Met Office were given a right of reply to this GB News story. Instead of actually responding to the specific points raised, they merely regurgitated their press release
Written by Paul Homewood

OFGEM have just announced the first tranche of investment in Britain’s grid upgrades needed to hit 2030 ‘renewable’ targets