The obvious question to ask after this week’s National Conservative conference is how far can hate take the right? It was, after all, the one
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Carbon offsetting is just an excuse for inaction: real change to business processes is needed
I noted the Guardian reporting this week that: Adverts that claim products are carbon neutral using offsets are to be banned by the UK’s advertising
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Millions in the UK are living with wholly unnecessary and ultimately catastrophic debt crises
The FT has reported that: To put this in context, there are about 33 million taxpayers in the UK. There is likely to be a
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Where do the Tories think their populist agenda will end?
I watched this extract from a speech by Katharine Birbalsingh at the National Conservative conference yesterday. I think you should to. Only by doing so
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Braverman, out of step
As the Guardian notes in its morning comment email: Thousands of Britons should be trained to drive trucks, work in the meat industry and gather
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The Bank of England is now totally out of control
PWC are in trouble in Australia. The suggestion that they shared government secrets does not look good
As the FT has reported this morning: PwC is racing to contain the global fallout of an Australian leak scandal on its business after it
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Why doesn’t Google’s new Bard AI service know what a Dutch Sandwich is?
I thought I would try out Google’s new AI tool which was relaunched yesterday. It goes by the name Bard. I asked it an innocent
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Will there be reform to new protest laws because of the apology to Republic?
As the Guardian notes this morning: Despite the car-crash quality of Prince Harry’s sulk from a middle-status rowbehind Princess Anne’s feathered hat and the introduction
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