We need leadership, not management
I wanna believe Rachel Reeves, but I’m having trouble – and I think I’ve worked out why The Chancellor’s been out warming up.
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The world isn’t watching
Selective outrage in the age of rolling news For months, our television screens have been saturated with images from Gaza, heartbreaking, relentless, and.
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ESG key to business success
By Neil Miller, director at Business Sustainability UK Ltd Why West Midlands businesses can’t afford to ignore ESG Across the West Midlands, a.
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Has City rediscovered its spark?
Shawbrook’s strong debut hints at a fragile but real IPO revival For the first time in years, London’s financial district has something to.
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Badenoch’s year of reckoning
Tory leader’s first anniversary exposes a party adrift, not just a politician under pressure By any political measure, Kemi Badenoch should have spent.
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Wearing my poppy with pride
Lest We Forget Each November, I wear my poppy not as a decoration but as a declaration. It marks my respect for those.
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Liberal hope rekindled in Europe
Rob Jetten – a shift from populist fury to pragmatic stability It’s rare that a Dutch election captures the imagination of Europe’s political.
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‘Scrap stamp duty’ – MP
MPs have voted overwhelmingly against scrapping stamp duty – but Bradley Thomas, MP for Bromsgrove, is among those whose vigour to get rid.
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Birmingham Pub Bombings anger
Deadliest terror attack on mainland Britain last century The Birmingham Pub Bombings were the deadliest terrorist attack on mainland Britain in the 20th.
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Farage lays down ECHR marker
It was democracy in a nutshell: Emotive, important, messy and entertaining. Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK and one of just five MPs.