Reaction to the Chilcot Report was swift and angry, with calls for legal and political action against Tony Blair.

Natural gas production from shale enjoys widespread backing across the UK, with more than three times as many supporting production as opposing, according to a new survey.

The Sun will keep its Page 3 pin-ups, its new editor has reiterated – and said that women readers fully supported the feature.

Anti-fracking protesters will maintain a presence outside an exploratory drilling site following two days of direct action against the energy company carrying out the work.

The new editor of The Sun has said the newspaper will keep displaying images of topless models on page three.

Seven members of the UK House of Lords and a leading British politician have called on the FIA to cancel this year’s Bahrain Grand Prix.

Gordon Brown returned to 10 Downing Street today without any clear indication of whether he will be able to remain there as British Prime Minister.

Euro-MPs today backed tough climate change targets despite warnings from industry that Europe must dilute its ambitions because of the economic recession.

A fresh row about the cost and safety of nuclear power will flare in the UK today because of a decision by the British government to give the go-ahead for a new generation of nuclear power stations.

The EU was accused of hypocrisy and weakness today for compromising on a car pollution crackdown just days after claiming it was taking the lead on climate change.

A Europe-wide crackdown on car pollution was attacked today as a compromise contradicting the EU’s claim to be leading the way on climate change.

The monthly commute by EU parliamentarians from Brussels to Strasbourg produces at least an extra 20,000 tons of carbon dioxide a year, a study commissioned by the EU Greens said.

THE Government is considering banning incandescent light bulbs as one of a number of ways to fight climate change.

WE, the undersigned, support the Rossport Five in their demand for the natural resources of Ireland to be used for the benefit of the Irish people, and for those same resources to be extracted in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.

A referendum on the EU constitution would be an “insane” waste of money, it was claimed today.

THOUSANDS of anti-war protesters cheered last night as an effigy of President George W Bush was toppled as part of a huge demonstration against his controversial visit to Britain.