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You do not publish any information that you know full well to be wrong, whether or not you add some small print saying “Storm frequencies and intensities are less certain further back in time”. To do so is grossly dishonest...

Taking spring as an example, although the average has increased since the 19thC, that does not mean individual springs are getting wetter. What has changed is that unusually dry springs are now less common.

It probably will not make much difference to the Justin Rowlatts of the BBC, but at least we now have a precedent laid down if further complaints are made in future...

In reality temperatures in the Arctic have been stable for the last two decade. The Arctic is not “warming” at all.

But the misinformation lies in the statement that “One of warmest Springs on record is driving the surge”. What is driving the surge is the record amounts of sunshine seen so far the spring. It is the sun which warms...

The broadcaster behaves like Starmer’s government: suppress the left, cave to your critics, and undermine your own survival

!!!!!!!!!FAKE NEWS ALERT!!!!!!!

Presenter believes decision was taken due to the technology’s link with net zero after he was told he risked accusations of political bias

By ignoring the giant bull elephants in the room representing renewables subsidies and the extra costs of grid balancing, backup and expansion of the network, Berman was allowed to paint a false picture of the drivers of...

In its own way this is quite a remarkable admission by the BBC – that they now accept that weather attribution models cannot be regarded as FACTUAL

Strangely this latest report fails to make any comment at all about long term trends. Could it be because cyclones have become a very rare occurrence for Australia?

The BBC’s reporting is a prime example of climate alarmism dressed up as journalism, with the organization pushing a narrative, while ignoring crucial facts...

Who needs Hollywood sci-fi blockbusters when we have the BBC.

In short, they have tried to wriggle out by claiming that they never said the events were linked to climate change! This is of course contradicted by that opening paragraph, which said climate change had brought extreme...

“What Mr Trump sneeringly calls "windmills" are pretty important right now for keeping the UK’s lights on.” BBC Environment Correspondent Paul Murphy