Ross Clark

So that’s it then: the Guardian has declared that we are all being scorched, drowned and blown over by climate change. The website Carbon Brief, it says, has found ‘stark evidence of how global heating is already supercharging deadly weather beyond anything ever experienced by humanity’. Never mind that humans were around to witness multiple

So that's it then: the Guardian has declared that we are all being scorched, drowned and blown over by climate change.

The history of British agriculture’s decline and why farmers’ strikes over inheritance tax mark a rare moment of defiance.

If you are going to pick out one reason why Britons have shorter lives than others in Europe, it does seem that diet is the place to start.

IT is early days, I know, but I would happily bet on which scandal will eventually bring down Sir Keir Starmer’s government. I’m putting my money on failure to deliver on Ed Miliband’s promise to c…

The Resolution Foundation points to a collapse in the number of people bothering to fill in the LFS forms sent to them by the ONS.

Imagine what the government could do with an extra £9.1 billion a month. It could build HS2 in its entirety within the space of a year. Or better still, it could double the defence budget and still have some money left over to build the 40 new hospitals which the Conservatives promised to build –

Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic are hailed as revolutionary – but are they riskier than we initially thought?

This morning Ofgem has announced that its Energy Price Cap will rise in January so the average household will be paying £21 a year more.

Until a few weeks ago it seemed as if the government had inherited if not a golden economic legacy then an improving economic picture. But this morning’s figures for retail sales show just how faltering the economy is. During October the volume of retail sales fell by 0.7 per cent. Worst-affected was textile and clothing