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James Delingpole

Sorry, Anne Glover, but you were just too scientific for the Green Blob

Holding the ‘correct’ view on climate change is one thing, but you also have to swallow the official line on GM crops

22 November 2014

9:00 AM

22 November 2014

9:00 AM

The Green Blob which did for Owen Paterson has claimed another victim. Her name is Anne Glover and she was, until recently, chief scientific adviser to the President of the European Commission.

‘I believe her outstanding background and calibre will bring invaluable expertise to the Commission,’ said former president José Manuel Barroso when she was appointed in December 2011.

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