Why BP’s green future depends on Rosneft
BP’s substantial green goals will require equally substantial investment—over a period of decades.
Who is the most dangerous person on earth?
By Tom Lane
‘Once more unto the breach’: IMF warns austerity measures could lead to financial meltdown
Rather than drawing back on fiscal support in an effort to balance the books, the IMF has recommended a "synchronised public investment push" to boost growth.
To fix London house prices, we should learn from the 1930s
Tom Spencer is a political campaigner and Young Voices contributor.
EU must take decisive action to tackle online child sexual exploitation and abuse
Millions of children globally are now at increased risk at a time when the COVID-19 pandemic is fuelling an alarming increase in online child sexual exploitation, facilitated by children and adults spending an unprecedented amount of time logged on.
Building a Super Life Science Industry will be vital for UK to navigate the challenges of Brexit
"Following the Brexit Referendum, The European Medicine Agency left my borough of Tower Hamlets. Along with the EMA’s departure went 900 jobs undertaken by highly qualified personnel and 40,000 business visits. "
Are companies becoming more socially responsible?
It’s clear that ESG is a growing concern in the minds of business owners and investors alike.
Free school meals fiasco: Is it time to consider the Leeds model?
Despite experiencing cuts the council continues to deliver free school meals, providing the option of either vouchers or hampers of food - checked by a team of nutritionists.