Summary: Dan Wootton labels the march towards net zero a 'hellscape' with policies like low traffic neighborhoods, green levy taxes, heat pumps, and vehicle bans. Both Labour and Conservatives face pressure to develop schemes that consider the needs of towns and cities across the UK. Pollster Matt Goodwin warns of a significant loss of support for the Conservatives and growing disillusionment among their voters. The UK leads in carbon emission reductions, prompting questions about the need for further stringent measures. ...

Summary: Michael Gove warns against turning net zero into a religious crusade, advocates for a balanced approach to environmental measures. Recent by-election results indicate parties are reevaluating their stance on green issues and their impact on voter perception. Debate surrounds whether public backlash is due to environmental policies or localized campaign strategies. The Sunday Telegraph leads with a warning from the levelling up and housing secretary Michael Gove that th...

Summary: Chancellor Rishi Sunak pledges to progress towards net zero emissions without adding to household bills amidst high inflation rates. The government boasts a commendable track record in environmental efforts compared to other countries, reassuring citizens about their commitment to balancing sustainability and affordability. Sunak confirms the government's progress in delivering a million new homes, with a focus on ensuring homeownership opportunities for all in the right way. The practical approach includes encouraging home expansions in suitable locations, investing in brownfield sites, and supporting the planning syst...

Summary: Rishi Sunak defends his strategy to tackle inflation in an exclusive interview with ITV News, stressing responsible borrowing . Sunak acknowledges the role of the government in curbing inflation and highlights the potential negative impact of excessive borrowing on long-term economic stability . Sunak discusses the effects of interest rate rises and emphasizes the importance of sustainable pay increases tied to productivity growth. Sunak confirms the government's commitment to the triple lock policy for pensions and expresses his intent to support individuals facing inflation -related pressures. Sunak addresses ca...

Summary: UK sees record number of heat pump and solar panel installations, averaging over 20,000 per month. Government offers up to £5,000 in incentives for renewable energy installations. Investment of £6.6 billion has upgraded 2.5 million homes, with 47% rated C or above. Goal of 600,000 heat pump installations per year by 2028. Debate continues over adequacy of government funding for reaching net zero targets by 2050. ...

Summary: Jacob Rees-Mogg believes there is a real chance for the Conservative Party to succeed by prioritizing voters' interests. He criticized the net zero concept and argued for an affordable and practical approach to improving the environment. Rees-Mogg highlighted the pressing issue of the cost of living crisis and questioned policies that burden citizens with extra costs. The BBC issued an apology to Nigel Farage, drawing criticism from Rees-Mogg for its delayed response and bureaucratic operations. Rees-Mogg called for transparency regarding the source of the misleading information and emphasized the importance of institu...

Summary: The Conservative Party is divided over the impact of green policies on political votes. The upcoming by-election in mid-Bedfordshire will likely serve as a significant electoral test. Some Tories believe that toning down the party's green agenda might attract more voters. The Liberal Democrats are seeking a middle ground between climate action and economic concerns. Craig McKinney, Tory MP, suggests a more cautious approach to climate action, emphasizing domestic gas and nuclear power. ...

Summary: The United Nations warns of the era of 'global boiling' as climate change intensifies, making July potentially the hottest month on record. Recent wildfires in Europe and extreme temperatures in Asia and North America are clear signs of man-made warming, posing a threat to the planet. Experts emphasize the necessity of human behavior change to adapt to extreme weather and high temperatures, as failure to act will have dire consequences. The UK 's record-breaking temperatures in recent years underscore the urgency of the climate crisis, with scientists predicting even hotter conditions in the future. Global boil...

Summary: Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage receives an apology from the BBC after claims of biased reporting and an attempt to financially cancel him. David Daubney exposes what he calls a 'remain of chumocracy' at the BBC and big businesses colluding to sideline prominent Brexit supporters like Farage. Questions arise about the source of the leaked information, and the BBC's reputation takes a hit as it issues an overdue apology. Farage's fight extends beyond personal interests, as he has stood up for all politically exposed individuals and ordinary citizens. Concerns about media bias, financial blacklisting, and data...