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Steps for survival in snowy weather, with a spade in every car and walking-boots ready at every workplace
Every household should make their own preparations to cope with the snowy conditions
23 Dec 2009
Tony Blair has planned his career back to front
The former prime minister should have had a different career, before entering politics
23 Dec 2009
The Chinese would take advantage of the West making carbon cuts
It was naïve to have believed that China was really intent on reducing emissions.
22 Dec 2009
After a decade of global cooling, we should sigh with relief at Copenhagen's failure
The disappointment of Copenhagen is actually a reason to celebrate.
21 Dec 2009
Only a bulldog spirit is needed to overcome snow
The British should not so easily surrender to bad weather.
21 Dec 2009
Climate science should not be reduced to scare stories
Our carbon emissions are too small to have any possible impact on the oceans.
20 Dec 2009
Farmers deserve credit for their conservation work
The RSPB have been blaming farmers for bird numbers, but should give them praise.
20 Dec 2009
The unforeseen consequences of abolishing the much-loved chequebook
The chequebook is worth saving
19 Dec 2009
In search of the perfect Christmas market
Kraków is not the second-best Christmas market in Europe
19 Dec 2009
Abolishing the cheque will make life harder for those who run charities
The cheque book is a vital tool for many
18 Dec 2009
The gamekeeper, the squire and the baffling turnip
A confusing painting by the Victorian artist, James Lobley
18 Dec 2009
Letters to the Sports Editor
A selection of readers' correspondence from a week of sport
17 Dec 2009
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Defence cuts to pay for war in Afghanistan will leave Britain vulnerable
The Government is configuring its forces to fight the last war instead of the next.
17 Dec 2009
Jane Austen died of TB, but not from tainted milk
The clinical evidence makes clear the cause of Jane Austen's death.
17 Dec 2009
Walnuts enriched the English diet for generations
Ripe nuts have an important place at lunch and in the environment.
16 Dec 2009
Baffling motives of BA strikers who will destroy their own livelihoods
If Unite, the union, is successful in forcing BA management to back down, the airline will go bankrupt.
16 Dec 2009
Labour should secure Britain's flood defences, before committing money abroad
Funds to combat the effects of climate change are misdirected.
15 Dec 2009
A Cornish sardine is just a trainee pilchard
The pilchard, once the principal diet of most Cornish folk, has undergone a re-branding exercise.
15 Dec 2009
Could islands be swamped because of sinking land and not by rising sea levels?
Scientific study into sea level changes indicate global warming is not to blame
14 Dec 2009
Speakers who sought re-election have been opposed
Conservative Speakers have faced opposition from Labour and Liberal candidates in a general election
14 Dec 2009
Name-calling won't convince the public on climate change
The Prime Minister is wrong in his method of discussing climate change.
13 Dec 2009
Distracted politicians ignore piracy
Governments are too immersed in the climate-change debate to consider the worrying increase in piracy.
13 Dec 2009
Sorting out the facts from the fancies on man-made climate change
We are conducting a dangerous experiment with the Earth's climate.
12 Dec 2009
What does multicultural Bradford make of 'The Dole'?
The Victorians liked their churches quaint and decrepit.
12 Dec 2009
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