Tamasin Cave investigates the influence that corporate lobbyists such as Tesco, BAA and the nuclear power industry have on government, how they’re able to sway public policy to meet their ends and how they hide these activities from the public gaze.

The US and several European countries have presented erroneous information to the IAEA and UN regarding Iran’s nuclear program in order to maintain unlawful pressure on Tehran argues Gordon Prather.

The rejection of the Lewis wind farm highlights how environmentalists are lining up against each other in countryside battles. Mark Lynas reports

Trevor Johnson investigates how British experiments in nuclear power generation in the 1950s were recklessly accelerated in order to develop nuclear weapons.

It is the US’s insistence on domination, rather than any legitimate national security worries, that underlies Washington’s obsessive push to marginalize and destabilize Iran argues Rostam Pourzal.

Nuclear power is fine in principle, says Mark Lynas, but here in the UK we should be making better use of our massive renewable energy resources.

The way Gordon Brown’s public consultation on nuclear power is being run makes it a monologue of the deaf, writes John Sauven.