A new home for the London Museum will spawn a cultural renaissance in the City October 16, 2023 London Museum will deliver 1,700 jobs and training opportunities, adding over £755m over a ten-year period. It will be the jewel in the crown of a world-leading cultural offer.
As a British Jew, I’m appalled by our passivity to anti-semitism October 13, 2023 When did it become so hard to say “murdering Jews in their homes was bad”, without it being controversial?
A solution to Britain’s investment doldrums is right under the noses of politicians October 13, 2023 After weeks of speeches, neither sides of politics have found time to back the financial services sector in the City of London, writes Charles Hall
From Elon Musk to Winston Churchill, why leaders are obsessed with ancient history October 13, 2023 Why are leaders so obsessed with historical figures, and why are audiences fascinated with Ancient Rome?
As the City chases energy windfalls, we need public buy-in to a transition October 13, 2023 Does ‘climate emergency now’ really mean ‘climate emergency from now on’? Are we locking ourselves into increasingly coercive policies and rules over time?
Our politicians should learn from Netanyahu’s failure to keep Israel safe October 12, 2023 The West can learn lessons from what befell Israel as Netanyahu turned his focus to prolonging his grip on power even if that meant taking decisions that went against Israeli interests, Will Cooling writes
The new Economic Crime Bill will change how UK prosecuters tackle fraud October 12, 2023 The legislation promises to make it easier to crack down on financial crime, writes David Rundle
Rent reform is the main battleground if parties want to woo Gen Z voters October 12, 2023 If Labour or the Conservatives want to get Gen Z turning up at the polling station, they will have to address the issue of rent reform writes Shira Jeczmein
Is Keir Starmer the man to dig Britain out of this new age of insecurity? October 11, 2023 In a bid to win over the British public, the Labour party is now telling a new story about how they will rescue voters from the age of insecurity and usher in the new age of hope, Josh Williams writes
How we can stop the smartphone swindle once and for all October 11, 2023 Millions of consumers are unknowingly being ripped off by their mobile provider and paying for handsets that they have already paid off and now own outright, to the tune of £530m a year, reveals Gareth Turpin