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  • Self-driving cars: This is why they won’t reach our roads for a long time

    August 25, 2015

    There’s much excitement about the future of the self-driving car. We've heard endless discussions about Google's version ever since it was first launched in 2010, and now Apple has jumped on the bandwagon, too.    Read more: Driverless car technology to get £20m UK government funding and testing guidelines introduced   In fact, earlier this year [...]

  • Why the government should take outsourcing a radical step further

    August 17, 2015

    Government raids on the methodology of business are commonplace. Some are more successful than others. But as the challenge of George Osborne’s edict to contemplate departmental cuts of as much as 40 per cent sinks in, the search will intensify.   As I sat recently in the splendidly refurbished BT Tower – a guest of [...]

  • Dawson: Burgess should not make World Cup squad

    August 16, 2015

    FORMER England scrum-half Matt Dawson has insisted that rugby league convert Sam Burgess does not warrant a place in head coach Stuart Lancaster’s World Cup squad after making his international debut against France at Twickenham on Saturday. Former South Sydney Rabbitohs star Burgess made his first England appearance at centre alongside fellow debutant Henry Slade [...]

  • England v France: Who’s in and who’s out of Stuart Lancaster’s Rugby World Cup squad?

    August 13, 2015

    “There will be World Cup places up for grabs, everything on the line. If you don’t play well, you’re going home,” said stand-in captain Tom Wood ahead of England’s Rugby World Cup warm-up match against France this Saturday.   Read more: Lancaster calls on convert Sam Burgess to seize Rugby World Cup chance   Such are [...]

  • Female motorists are being charged 20% more for car repairs

    August 13, 2015

    Women are being charged hundreds more for car repairs than men, a nationwide study has found.   London garages are among the worst offenders, as females are being charged on average 18 per cent more than men – which translates into hundreds of pounds extra.   Mystery shoppers went into 180 garages around the country [...]

  • Left-handed City workers still being left behind in the office

    August 11, 2015

    Office workers who are left-handed are at a big disadvantage at work – at least according to recruiters CV Library, who say left-handed employees still face unexpected obstacles in the workplace. Only a quarter of businesses provide left-handed staff with specialist office equipment and stationery, despite 82.4 per cent of employees believing that employers have [...]

  • Car repair site motors on with fresh funding

    August 10, 2015

    A CAR repair price comparison site has secured fresh funding from ex-RAC chairman Sir Trevor Chinn and buyout firm Active Private Equity, co-owner of dining chain Honest Burger. WhoCanFixMyCar.com, founded in 2011 by ex-Nomura exec director Alistair Preston and former Mizuho trader Ian Griffiths, has secured an undisclosed amount from the two parties to help [...]

  • Lancaster: I’ll give Cipriani a fair chance

    August 5, 2015

    ENGLAND head coach Stuart Lancaster insists fly-half Danny Cipriani has an equal chance of making his final Rugby World Cup squad despite the lingering threat of drink-driving charges. Cipriani has been re-bailed until November, it emerged this week, removing doubts over whether the Sale No10 would be free to play in the home tournament, which [...]

  • Heineken proves a good sport after profits beat expectations

    August 4, 2015

    Dutch brewer Heineken is counting on its sponsorship of the Rugby World Cup to help boost sales in the second half after posting better-than-expected profits in the first six months of the year. Organic revenues rose two per cent to €10.9bn (£7.7bn) thanks to double-digit volume growth of higher-margin brands including Desperados and Sol Premium. [...]

  • When successful people do stupid things it’s not intentional – they’re just desperate for a stress release

    July 30, 2015

    Why do successful people like Lord Sewel do things that are stupid, or even life destroying?You might have expected a person in such a position of power to realise snorting cocaine with prostitutes while wearing an orange bra was a risky thing to do, but the reality is that he's one of a litany of [...]

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