In Watermelons, The Green Movement's True Colors, British journalist/blogger James Delingpole promises to show that the man-made global warming is a fraud, one that has already cost billions of ...

As part of a series looking into the under-discussed side of founding a company, Forbes speak with the founder of The Student Room Charles Delingpole about building a business whilst still at ...

All Souls College, Oxford University: the writer James Delingpole believes standards at the institution are slipping (Tejvan Pettinger/CC BY 2.0) Sign up for our free Voices newsletter for expert ...

The telling tale of Glacier National Park’s ‘gone by 2020’ signs By James Delingpole Published Jan. 10, 2020, 7:31 p.m. ET ...

Anti-wind-farm candidate James Delingpole pulls out of Corby by-election, as the town continues to have no wind farms Delingpole cites "stunningly successful campaign"; others cite desire to avoid ...

I'm looking forward to watching Horizon: Science Under Attack this evening. First, it is about a question that impinges on much public debate about science – how can scientists be open to dialogue and ...

Journalist James Delingpole claims Winston Churchill, Eric Pickles and Clarissa Dickson Wright are heroes or friends, but obese people are putting too much of a strain on the NHS. The editor of ...

A claim like this takes lashings of chutzpah, blinkers the size of Trump’s hairspray bill and more hubris than you can shake a branch of dead coral at It takes a very special person to label the ...

James Delingpole says, "I think there are two sorts of writer. There's the Jeffrey Archer type, who can't write for toffee, but is quite good at thinking up plots, and then there's the sort like me, ...

Tory MP Johnny Mercer has been criticised for using the C-word in a foul-mouthed exchange about Covid-19 masks. The Veterans Minister hit back at writer James Delingpole after he criticised commuters ...

We complain about boring politicians, and then put them on the front page when they make a joke. By Alex Hern I like Delingpole-bashing as much as the next person. No, wait, I clearly like it far, far ...