Covid-19 provides Government with an opportunity to move towards a zero carbon Britain
Luke Murphy, head of the Environmental Justice Commission at think tank IPPR, says the “rhetorical commitment is there” but warns...
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Britain is a ship of fools heading for the rocks
To ease or not to ease? Small wonder the Government has got itself into such a mess in answering this...
Britain must match international commitments to aerospace
The coronavirus pandemic has brought tragedy to families around the world who have lost loved ones and created unprecedented challenges...
Why doesn’t Britain have more black bosses?
The FTSE 100 did not gain its first black chief executive until Tidjane Thiam was appointed to run Prudential in...
Major pension bodies unite to help Britain through Covid savings crisis
Seven major pension bodies have joined forces to guide Britain through the savings crisis, after pension pots have taken a...
Britain risks walking into an unemployment trap
So how does the unemployment trap close? Put simply, a shock like a pandemic creates a negative feedback loop between...
Britain walks a tightrope in opening trade talks with China
But Beijing will be wary of importing goods where the UK is dominant – high-tech machinery and equipment, chemical products...
We must cut taxes and red tape to prepare Britain for the ‘new normal’
The end of the beginning approaches. Construction sites, DIY stores, and food chains are beginning to safely reopen. There are...
Britain set for staycation boom
When Garri Rayner started Go Glamping in 2008, the financial crisis loomed large over the launch of his online directory...
Will coronavirus turn Britain into a nation of savers?
Coronavirus could accelerate existing consumer trends or create entire new ones. Analysts expect the shift to online shopping to be...
