“Britain’s Jews are right to fear the Green Party” – Many British Jews view the Green Party not merely as a party whose policies they dislike but as a political project fundamentally hostile to their community, according to the Telegraph.
“Heatwaves helped high street claw back ground over summer” – Retail sales volumes rose 0.5% in August following a 0.5% drop in July thanks to the good weather, though shops are warning of looming inflation pain ahead, reports the Mail.
“Giorgia Meloni scraps road tax for millions of Italians” – Italy’s Prime Minister is abolishing road tax for millions of drivers as her Government seeks to shore up support ahead of the 2027 national election, says the Mail.
“We must use the remaining fossil fuels to build nuclear. Time is running out” – The case for an energy transition rests not on climate concerns but on the contracting supply of economic oil – and nuclear power built with remaining fossil fuels is the only credible answer, argues Richard Lyon in the Telegraph.
“The backlash against the Bristol Greens’ advert bans” – Bristol has become the first British city to ban advertising of “fast fashion”, sparking a furious backlash against the local Green administration’s sweeping restrictions on free speech, reports the Telegraph.
“Will the last millionaire to leave UK turn out the eco-lightbulbs” – As Greece undergoes a Thatcherite national rejuvenation, Britain’s wealthiest residents are fleeing a benefits behemoth that shows no sign of slimming down, writes Robert Hardman in the Mail.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“As a Former Head of MI6 it’s Clear That Britain’s Climate Policy is Leaving Us Dangerously Exposed to Our Enemies” – The UK’s climate policy is undermining national security, says former MI6 head Sir Richard Dearlove. “As a country we have been drifting and we are dangerously exposed.” Read his full lecture on the Daily Sceptic.