As JLR sinks, Ministers sip tea
Rudderless Govt dithers as West Midlands confronts real-life challenge Factories halted, supply chains collapsing, and all we get from Westminster is waffle and.
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The power of Dyslexia
The misunderstood advantage Dyslexia is still too often caricatured as a handicap: a deficiency to be fixed, a hurdle to be overcome, a.
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Time to reinvent state pensions
The broken promise The state pension is Britain’s proudest post-war promise: work hard all your life and the state will see you through.
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Vietnam freezes 86m bank accounts
The State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has frozen around 86 million retail bank accounts due to alleged non-compliance. This includes submitting biometric data,.
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Two states finally buried
Recognition that changes nothing The sudden cascade of Western governments recognising a Palestinian state has been heralded in some quarters as a breakthrough.
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Starmer running out of road
Keir Starmer’s premiership began with a promise to restore order, rebuild trust and deliver a decade of renewal. Fourteen months in, and that.
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Recognition now is stupid
Starmer’s symbolic flourish risks real harm Politics loves a big, theatrical gesture. But theatre is not diplomacy, and applause in the Commons will.
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UK at boiling point?
A country on the edge Britain today feels like a kettle that has been left on the hob for too long. The water.
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AI for brain – humans for heart
What if schools let AI teach while humans nurture the heart? What if schools were designed so that artificial intelligence handled every lesson,.
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110 years of WI
Quiet power, loud legacy The Women’s Institute turned 110 yesterday (Sep 16). Born in 1915, at a time when women’s voices were largely.