In their annual, grim unveiling, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists have announced that their ‘Doomsday Clock’ has moved forward to 100 seconds…
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Making cars is becoming an embarrassment, but it is an integral part of the UK economy. In 1998, I was asked to do…
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Are you a manager? Are you a good manager, or are you just failing upwards like most people? If, for example, you are…
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In January, the world dumps a huge amount of plastic waste. In the UK, we get rid of an extra 30%, around three…
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Marriage is a bit like technology. Oh yes it is. Some people are early adopters. They get married and have two children before…
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In 2010, unemployment, which was on the rise, due to the 2007/8 global financial crisis, started to soar. This was in part, because…
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We have just published a series of articles on green issues, looking at business, sport and the generation gap. In the final post…
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In my opinion, it all started to unravel in 2016. Donald Trump was voted president, David Bowie and Muhammad Ali died and we…
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For many, this might be the first Christmas where the younger generations shame them for their traditional Christmas festivities. People are going to…
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Earlier this month, people thought the Melbourne Test, between Australia and New Zealand might be unplayable because of the quality of the pitch.…
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