Due to the pressure of other work commitments I have not noted the report to the UN by Philip Alston, the UN’s Special Rapporteur on
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What else can I say? It’s been hard to claim European elections were that important in the past, although I have never missed one. Today
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I know it’s an opinion poll. I know it’s the European elections. I know these things can be wrong. I know that it’s YouGov. I
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As the FT has reported: British regulators have called for KPMG to be fined at least a record £12.5m for misconduct in its work for
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My recent suggestion that fund managers wanted the government to issue green bonds in response to investor demand received short shrift from someone who, I
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I debated with Rupert Read at Norwich Quaker Meeting House last night. The event was largely motivated by Rupert’s concern that if people believed modern
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This is a discussion of how tactical voting in the Euro Elections works. The recommendations are here. https://www.facebook.com/scientistsforeu/videos/1454252711379393/

Having written about UK-scepticism this morning, and its causes, I thought it worth rolling out again my description of the state that we live in
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I posted Jonathan Pie’s video this morning for a number of reasons. His discussion of the failure of the social contract is good, and appropriate.
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