Britain’s planning system is trapped in a paperwork puzzle December 6, 2023 We know the planning system is over complicated, but if we want to solve it we need to get specific, writes Anna Clarke.
Seven years on, we need to finally stop blaming Brexit – just look at the numbers December 6, 2023 Brexit is a convenient scapegoat for the UK's economic woes, but if we did into the data we'll see a different story, writes Paul Ormerod.
We need green jobs for our economy, but nobody knows what they are December 6, 2023 Brits know there's an opportunity in green jobs, but they don't know what they actually are or how to get them, writes Praful Nargund.
Immigration, planning, taxation: Does this government care about the economy? December 5, 2023 Westminster knows our migration, tax and planning systems are holding back growth, but continues to put politics ahead of economics
Cynics be damned, I love Christmas with all of its festive weirdness December 5, 2023 My friends might refer to Christmas trees as carcasses, but I love the cheesy festive cheer of a season we need to keep alive in the hearts of Brits, writes Adam Hawksbee
Delete your emails, bin your ex’s texts or we’ll run out of room for all our data December 5, 2023 The cloud has turned us into a nation of digital hoarders, it's time to face up to our data problem, writes Anna Moloney.
Why tech giants are still betting big on the metaverse December 5, 2023 When Mark Zuckerberg went all in with the metaverse, the idea had a bumpy start. But now Apple is investing equipment for our alternate reality, writes Sondre Kvam
Our financial services sector has failed to keep up with the change in digital banking December 4, 2023 Technological advances can only get us so far without the equivalent skills - it's time to close the gap, writes Michael Mainelli
Britain’s anachronistic system for leaseholds is still firmly intact December 4, 2023 From refusing to cap ground rents, and limited reforms to leaseholds, our anachronistic housing system still won't change under new proposals, writes Will Prescott
Keir Starmer’s Labour has no foreign policy plans in a world full of crises December 4, 2023 Labour's foreign policy is in need of less idealism and more expertise if it is to survive a world gripped by crisis, writes Eliot Wilson.