Christopher Booker

As the Botswana government persecutes this people and drives them towards extinction, the UK and EU stand by and do nothing

The Department of Energy and Climate Change now realises that, to keep the lights on, we badly need new back-up

If anything is likely to ensure that Britain votes to Remain, it is the way the Leave campaigners are all over the shop

The strange pseudo-deal stitched up between David Cameron and his 27 EU colleagues is yet another example of the EU's smoke and mirrors

The Government knows that when the wind is blowing, the grid will always give precedence to its subsidised electricity

A recent tide of filth overflowing from its creaking Victorian sewerage system was an early warning sign

Vast numbers of our civil servants have grown up in a world where they have never had to think for themselves

I heard for myself just how Eurosceptic the former Conservative prime minister really was

When we look at each of the points of David Cameron's deal, they dribble away even faster than has generally been recognised

Campaigners appear to be happy to allow countless thousands of wild animals to die a long and very painful death

The more wind turbines we have, the more we need reliable back-up from fossil fuels

Why is the Prime Minister in such a rush to push this referendum through?

More "Quango Queens"; plus the BBC's transgender obsession; and unreliable renewables

Hassan Rouhani who will be welcomed in Europe this week, but we should shun him, not roll out the red carpet

The role played by a certain closed set of women in public life is truly remarkable

A case brought on behalf of local protesters argued that the planning permission rushed through Cornwall Council last April had broken the law

Ms Rudd is hell-bent on staying in Europe and eliminating what remains of by far our cheapest source of electricity

Hidden in plain sight is the plan for a radical restructuring of the EU into two classes of member

Official records show that December ranked as only the 20th wettest since 1766, despite what we've been told