Lorna Perry

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Lorna Perry

Ed Miliband has long been one of Westminster’s most vocal advocates for Britain’s net zero agenda. But his vision of a green future is increasingly coming up against a less forgiving reality. This week, we asked readers: Should the UK scrap its 2050 net zero target? A resounding 95 per cent of over 30,000 respondents said yes. Telegraph readers’ reasons ranged from economic survival to energy security and a growing frustration with what many see as climate policy detached from common sense.

1 month ago | telegraph.co.uk | Lorna Perry

Lucy Snowy has watched the green dream falter on her doorstep: "Our local wind farm has hardly moved for weeks. I hate to think how much it is costing UK taxpayers in subsidies. It's utter madness!"While Bernard Ideson takes aim at the fundamental reliability of renewable energy: "If we had a thousand more wind turbines and solar panels, two facts are inescapable. The turbines only work when the wind blows, solar best when the sun shines and not at all in the dark.

2 months ago | telegraph.co.uk | Lorna Perry

Forget Pimms and polo - running shoes and protein bars are the new status symbols for Britain's Gen Z toffsMy ticket is secured and my outfit is laid out on my bed. Transport there and back has been booked, food and booze will no doubt be in generous supply and gossip is guaranteed. I'm all set for the biggest event of the year in the Gen Z calender. Royal Ascot, you whisper? No, darling, the London Marathon, of course.

2 months ago | msn.com | Lorna Perry |Ellen Murphy

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2 months ago | telegraph.co.uk | Lorna Perry |Ellen Murphy

Readers told us their supermarket must-haves, and we listened. But do you agree with the list? Not only are we facing soaring prices on supermarket shelves, but brands we once trusted are beginning to let us down. Take Twiglets, for example. A recent recipe tweak to reduce their salt content has left fans mourning the loss of the snack's signature tang.