Sam Bright leads DeSmog’s coverage of UK politics. He was previously an investigative journalist at the BBC and has written for The New York Times, The Guardian, The Mirror, and others. He is the author of two books.
The views expressed on the channel had “absolutely no basis in fact”, experts have said.
Britain is boosting the Kremlin war effort by continuing to purchase billions of pounds worth of refined oil from India, China, and Turkey, campaigners say.
The conference featuring Nigel Farage and Suella Braverman descended into chaos as police were called.
Parliamentary candidate Noel Matthews, who has sacked candidates accused of supporting far-right figures, previously defended the EDL founder.
Lord Agnew is a shareholder in Equinor, the Norwegian oil and gas firm behind the ‘carbon bomb’ Rosebank oil field.
The group, which received money from BP for at least 50 years, is “cementing its role as a major mouthpiece for climate change scepticism”, campaigners say.
Conservatives accused of a “stitch up” as Trudy Harrison replaces Green Tory Chris Skidmore.
Michael Spencer, who has donated millions to the Conservative Party, is the largest shareholder in North Sea exploration firm Deltic Energy.
The Electoral Commission said it would consider enforcement action after the anti-net zero party inaccurately reported a different name on the donation.
Donations to the Global Warming Policy Foundation fell markedly, with the group posting a loss of over £150,000.
