panic on a plate

The desire for the UK to be more self-reliant is a bad idea.

Children are healthier and happier than ever before, whatever well-paid scaremongers might claim.

Lab-grown burgers are a smart idea, whatever eco-minded food snobs might say.

A little girl from Watford has been sent home from a school trip - for eating chocolate.

Classifying obesity as a disease will open up a vast swathe of the population to state-approved bullying.

Being corralled into eating beetles and wasps to save the planet is enough to put you right off your food.

It seems the bee has replaced the whale and the polar bear as the friendly face of green authoritarianism.

In his new book about mass-produced foodstuffs, Michael Moss dresses up a rancid view of firms and consumers as investigative journalism.

The top story in the UK media this morning is the claim that processed meat is killing us. This is the latest example of the British media churning out food scares like they were cheap sausages.

The UK’s medical royal colleges have come up with a 10-point plan to tackle obesity. But their prescriptions are authoritarian, misguided or useless. In response, here’s a 10-point plan to get rid of meddling medics.