British energy security is in doubt without new generation capacity
FOR those who oppose the renewables industry, the discovery of shale gas is like the US Fifth Cavalry thundering into view.
The Forum
Why it’s become much more difficult to stifle the messages of terrorists
HE WASN’T writing about the brutal murder of British serviceman Lee Rigby on the streets of Woolwich on Wednesday, but Simon Jenkins’s an
Woolwich shows our vulnerability to crude threats
LESS than two months after the bombings in Boston, the media is again filled with disturbing images of an act of savage terrorism.
Letters to the editor for 24 May 2013
May 24, 2013, 1:36am
HS2 and London
[Re: Wake up call for the Department for Transport: Do the proper sums on HS2, Wednesday]
Carney could rescue UK monetary policy but not with more stimulus
MARK Carney will arrive as the new governor of the Bank of England at a time when its policy is in disarray, but also when all the levers
A Financial Transaction Tax would damage more than just Europe’s banks
WITH the Eurozone economy contracting for six consecutive quarters, and the number of unemployed young people reaching record highs acros
We shouldn’t take IMF’s views on the UK too seriously
THE opening lines of the press conference presenting the IMF’s report on the UK economy did not bode well.
Letters to the editor for 23 May 2013
May 23, 2013, 12:54am
The City for Ukip?
[Re: Don’t underrate Ukip’s potential – it threatens to overturn UK politics, yesterday]
Don’t underrate Ukip’s potential – it threatens to overturn UK politics
IT IS small wonder that Ukip’s rise has left the main parties looking bewildered: almost everything they think they know about the anti-E
Wake up call for the Department for Transport: Do the proper sums on HS2
THE High Speed 2 (HS2) rail project is under fire on many fronts.
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