Dispatch from David Cameron’s 60th bash: Party talk turns to politics Opinion Should Andy Burnham call a snap election? Emily Sheffield reports from the political tittle tattle field of David Cameron's 60th party.
Do you own your voice? As AI voice tech booms, UK law needs an answer Opinion AI voice tech like ElevenLabs is booming, yet the legal framework around whether a voice can be 'owned' remains murky.
I helped found Shazam, now I write crime novels: Job hopping is a joy Opinion Long gone are the days of life-long jobs and thank goodness – job-hopping is a joy, writes Shazam-investor-turned-play-director Ajay Chowdhury.
If black labradors are a far right fantasy, I guess I’m a fascist October 6, 2026 That labradors aren't a sign of fascism feels self-explanatory, yet Labour blathers on, writes James Ford's hand in today's Notebook.
James Reed: Celebrating wealth could energise young people September 30, 2026 Fostering a more supportive and celebratory culture around wealth creation could help inspire more young people, writes James Reed.
AI doom headlines aren’t spooking all investors September 29, 2026 Retail investors' response to AI doom headlines disproves the common notion that they move as a herd, writes Finimize CEO Carl Hazeley.
Why are women leaving the tech industry twice as fast as men? September 24, 2026 Women have the skills and ambition to stay in tech, but too many hurdles are forcing them out, writes Vanessa Vallely in today's Notebook
The Greenland question has been settled – now what? September 22, 2026 Now the Greenland deal has landed, it is worth taking stock of how we got here and what Burnham should aim for next, writes Michael Martins.
In defence of Ealing Broadway’s ‘calm space’ September 17, 2026 The arrival of an unlit hut at Ealing Broadway has naturally been the source of ridicule, but there is some sense behind it, says Sophie Maxwell Brown.
London is expensive enough for tourists September 15, 2026 An overnight levy on top of the removal of VAT-free shopping is making London too expensive for tourists, writes Ros Morgan.