BBC News - Climate change human link evidence [allegedly] 'stronger'

Dr Stott denies that the study has been published as part of a fight back by the climate research community.
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"We hadn't [until now] looked in detail at how the climate system was changing," says Dr Stott.

Met Office analysis [allegedly] reveals 'clear fingerprints' of man-made climate change | Environment | The Guardian

Scientists matched computer models of different possible causes of climate change - both human and natural - to measured changes in factors such as air and sea temperature, Arctic sea ice cover and global rainfall patterns. This technique, called "optimal detection", showed clear fingerprints of human-induced global warming, according to Stott. "This wealth of evidence shows that there is an increasingly remote possibility that climate change is being dominated by natural factors rather than human factors." The paper reviewed numerous studies that were published since the last IPCC report.

Met Office ends season forecasts – no more “BBQ summers” « Watts Up With That?

The Met Office is to stop publishing seasonal forecasts, after it came in for criticism for failing to predict extreme weather.