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  • Hopelessness on the home front: The nation needs something to look forward to

    October 22, 2020

    As the pandemic continues to roll through our communities, riding undulating waves of infection “R”, infectious hope does not seem to have followed the same trajectory.  In the midst of lockdown, many talked about hope as a protective shield that would see us through to the end of this crazy interlude. My, how we would [...]

  • Embracing ambiguity: Why empathy and patience count more than false hopes of returning to normal

    October 22, 2020

    When the pandemic first struck, the prospect of returning to the office by September was a light at the end of a tunnel of uncertainty.  Rising Covid-19 case numbers now mean many of us face a long winter of remote working. In fact, it’s likely that the next few years may be defined by periods [...]

  • Bring on the post-Brexit vertical farming revolution

    October 22, 2020

    As the UK and the EU stretch out yet another week of “will they or won’t they?” over a trade deal, like a painfully unromantic episode of Neighbours (no jokes about Australian models, please), businesses are not only trying to plan for what happens in January, but also questioning how much we should rely on [...]

  • CANZUK is a cause in need of a champion — enter Jacinda Ardern

    October 22, 2020

    This past weekend’s sweeping victory for New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern brought her Labour Party its largest majority in five decades.  Unusually for New Zealand politics, this could mean that Ardern oversees a government without any coalition partners. Yet she appears keen to consider a coalition government nonetheless.  It is to that spirit of [...]

  • DEBATE: Is there any point trying to find love in lockdown?

    October 21, 2020

    Is there any point trying to find love in lockdown? JOIN THE DEBATE. Emma Sayle, founder and chief executive of social network Killing Kittens, says YES. When lockdown started, traffic to the Killing Kittens website went up 300 per cent. We had 150 per cent more photo uploads and 425 per cent more messages — [...]

  • End the war on pubs — hospitality isn’t to blame for the Covid crisis

    October 21, 2020

    2020 should have been a year of cheering on our teams in the European football finals and Olympics from pubs and bars across the land, bolstered by meals out in beer gardens throughout a typically blistering British summer.  Instead, thanks to Covid-19, this year will be remembered for social distancing, job losses, and uncertainty.  After [...]

  • The government must take back control of the Covid narrative

    October 21, 2020

    The word “narrative” is usually seen as being a posh way of saying “story”. But the idea of narratives is one which is gaining traction in economics. Last year, for example, Nobel laureate Robert Shiller of Yale published a book entitled “Narrative Economics”.  He argued that it is the perception of events and the stories [...]

  • Help retail workers weather the mental health storm

    October 21, 2020

    You’re having “one of those days” — you know, the kind we all seem to be having with increasing regularity.  But you’ve got to pop to the shops to pick up some essentials. Parking is a nightmare, and to cap it all, it’s raining. You’re anxious about all sorts of things and quite frankly, you’re [...]

  • Whatever your skin colour, you deserve the opportunity to make it as an entrepreneur

    October 20, 2020

    There are some statistics that make you stop in your tracks. This should be one. Despite investing more time and more money into starting a business and having higher levels of education, black entrepreneurs have consistently worse outcomes than their white counterparts. Whether you look at turnover, profit, or meeting their business aspirations, black entrepreneurs [...]

  • The Banking Dilemma: Do we really want Big Tech to control our financial data?

    October 20, 2020

    “If something is a tool, it is genuinely just sitting there, waiting patiently. If something is not a tool it’s demanding things from you… seducing… manipulating; it wants things from you.” This damning indictment of social media platforms is one of many from industry insiders featured in the latest must-watch Netflix documentary, The Social Dilemma.  [...]

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