“Green Party sued by Jewish members over Zionism policy” – Jewish members of the Green Party are expected to bring claims against it over its policy of designating Zionism as racism, reports the Telegraph.
“Labour has finally turned on the Greens – why did it take so long?” – With the Greens unable to solve the climate crisis and Labour silent on immigration and the cost of living, the two parties’ uneasy alliance was always doomed to collapse, says the Telegraph.
“Severe drought declared in England for first time” – Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, East Sussex and West Sussex have all been placed in severe drought status due to worryingly low reservoir levels, according to the Times.
“Grid operator spends £50 million in a single day to keep the lights on” – Neso’s record-breaking balancing costs risk piling higher bills onto consumers as the grid struggles to cope, reports the Telegraph.
“Sadiq Khan is already plotting to leave London burning” – UCL modelling cited in Sadiq Khan’s London plan found that air conditioning across every building would warm the city by around 0.15°C on the hottest days – yet his administration’s restrictions risk leaving Londoners to swelter, says the Telegraph.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“Why Does the Telegraph Keep Falling for Climate Propaganda?” – “Extreme heat is putting babies at risk” and “Climate change is driving up coffee prices” apparently – at least, they are according to the Telegraph, says Paul Homewood.