The Reform leader will be skipping Parliament again in favour of a conference in Washington DC.

Opponents of Project Sail say proposed planning laws have been weakened by industry lobbying.

A “rogue” government could seize sensitive information on UK residents, data privacy experts fear.

Former BP scientist Steve Koonin claimed Brits should be “enraged” about Labour’s climate policies.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told an AI conference that data centers should be powered by coal, gas, and nuclear. Ruth Porat said his “comments were fantastic.”

Nigel Farage, the MP for high climate risk Clacton, has said it’s “absolutely nuts” for CO2 to be considered a pollutant.

Former attorney general Geoffrey Cox is leading the case that could cost the taxpayer billions.

An academic with ties to Reform slammed the UK’s strong support for Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The party is allowing corporate executives to buy time with Farage at its annual conference.

DeSmog has been tracking the efforts of fossil fuel trade associations, policymakers, and industry backed-groups out to demolish U.S. climate policy for years.