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MPs accuse Charity Commission of legal breach over climate sceptic thinktank - Vimarsana News

MPs accuse Charity Commission of legal breach over climate sceptic thinktank

Regulator faces accusation of acting unlawfully in its investigation of Global Warming Policy Foundation

Shrewsbury campaigners to challenge controversial North West Relief Road - Vimarsana News

Shrewsbury campaigners to challenge controversial North West Relief Road

Better Shrewsbury Transport has announced that it is to launch a legal challenge to the controversial North West Relief Road in Shrewsbury.

Doctor launches legal challenge over GMC's failure to investigate fellow medic's covid vaccine claims - Vimarsana News

Doctor launches legal challenge over GMC's failure to investigate fellow medic's covid vaccine claims

A doctor has launched a judicial review against the General Medical Council (GMC) over the regulator’s refusal to investigate another doctor’s alleged misleading claims about covid vaccines. Matt Kneale, a junior doctor, has previously complained to the GMC about the conduct of Aseem Malhotra, who has more than 550 000 followers on Twitter and has been posting claims since 2022 that vaccines against covid-19 are linked to cardiac illness and death. However, Kneale was told that the GMC would not be investigating Malhotra because his statements were not sufficiently “egregious” to mer...

Source: bmj.com
In-depth Q&A: The UK's 'green day' avalanche of climate and energy announcements - Vimarsana News

In-depth Q&A: The UK's 'green day' avalanche of climate and energy announcements

The UK has published an avalanche of climate and energy documents in a chaotic policy move dubbed “green day” by some within government.