
As the lights go out in Europe, Britain must forge a new energy policy
Britain’s next PM should appoint a Secretary of State for Energy, separate from BEIS, who reports weekly to the Cabinet on energy security.
Britain’s next PM should appoint a Secretary of State for Energy, separate from BEIS, who reports weekly to the Cabinet on energy security.
IEA urges Europe to burn coal now to make sure there is enough gas for winter in case Russia cuts off all supplies.
Beijing is a long way from the celebrations and optimism of the 2008 Olympics.
This week’s poem by Romantic era poet John Clare tells the tale of a cold and caliginous January.
In this week’s letter, Walter struggles with the changing of the seasons in colour-drained Brittany.
In this week’s letter, Walter’s enthusiasm for a winter getaway is dampened by bad weather.
With viruses running rampant, here’s what you need to know to stay safe.
Iain Martin and Alastair Benn discuss the prospects for the Covid-19 winter – are we heading back into lockdown? Why is the UK government sticking to Plan A?
Maggie Pagano talks to Simon French, chief economist at Panmure Gordon, about the recent spike in gas prices and why government policy has led to an inefficient market.
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