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  • It’s a myth to say sustainable and ethical clothing can’t be affordable

    April 8, 2021

    Forced labour. Environmental hazard. A race to the bottom. It is no secret that the fashion industry is broken.  Clothes are the second highest products at risk of slavery and produce around 10 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions – that’s more than planes.  With labour supply across the global supply chain exceeding demand, fashion [...]

  • How many more pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong need to be arrested for Britain to step up?

    April 8, 2021

    Last week, Hong Kong authorities sunk to a new low as they charged seven pro-democracy leaders for unlawful assembly. The time has come for Britain to stop standing idly by and demonstrate moral courage by standing unequivocally with Hong Kongers. The charges, relating to a demonstration two years ago before tough new national security laws were brought in, are the latest [...]

  • Boris Johnson and Sadiq Khan – the best of enemies

    April 7, 2021

    Boris Johnson and Sadiq Khan are never happier than when they are publicly flogging each other. The mayor of London and his Tory predecessor have gotten into countless scraps over the past year, this week’s row over Transport for London’s (TfL) funding situation is just the latest. Johnson’s claims that he left TfL’s finances in [...]

  • DEBATE: Should London have rent controls?

    April 7, 2021

    Dr Kristian Niemietz, head of political economy at the Institute of Economic Affair says No Rent controls are a lot like socialism. Both have been tried dozens of times. Both have ended in failure every single time. And both remain insanely popular nonetheless. In both cases, supporters will insist that, far from having failed, the [...]

  • Sky News boss: Covid has taught us to tell stories with data, we must do the same with climate change

    April 7, 2021

    Reporting on the Covid-19 pandemic has been a wake-up call for those who argue the public do not crave the data behind a story. To stay informed, we have had no choice but to learn a new language of data and numbers. Projections from scientists now shape household conversations, people on the street can quote [...]

  • Enterprise Investment Scheme funds need to be green to cater to younger investors

    April 7, 2021

    This year is exciting for many reasons, and not just because it is not 2020. 2021 marks the first year of a decade that will need to deliver significant social and environmental changes if the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals are to be achieved. People are starting to think meaningfully about returns on investment in [...]

  • Keir Starmer still has time to shine as Labour leader

    April 7, 2021

    Since last summer, Starmers have been the stock to short.   In June, the Leader of the Opposition enjoyed a net approval rating of plus 31 per cent.  The latest polls show this has fallen into negative territory.  But as with all stocks, past performance is not necessarily a guide to the future.  In terms of [...]

  • Joe Biden’s $2.3tn spending spree will stifle competition and make business the bogeyman

    April 6, 2021

    Last month, the White House began to lay out the President’s new economic investment programme, the American Jobs Plan. It is the partner of the American Rescue Plan, the ambitious plan to vaccine the entire population, rebuild the economy and the country after the damage wrecked by the pandemic. The plan pledges to spend $2.3 [...]

  • Now is not the time to shy away from sustainable investments

    April 6, 2021

    As the number of investors eager to jump on the Sustainability Express grows, there is still a reticence to invest in sustainability-related products. They shouldn’t be.  For these investors, the slick marketing and exciting destinations has done little to allay fears over how high the businesses are being valued. But the sustainability revolution has only [...]

  • Harvey Goldsmith: Events industry is bleeding and June 21 reopening plan is marred by confusion and chaos

    April 6, 2021

    The Government’s roadmap tells us that on June 21st all Covid restrictions will disappear and the great British summer can begin. If only things were that simple. Like everyone in the events industry, I have had a year with no income and no business. Having spent five decades as a promoter, putting on some of [...]

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