Over the Christmas period, I refrained from talking about politics or current affairs, but I simply cannot ignore the state of our country anymore. It’s in complete turmoil.

We’re well into January now, and just as I’m getting bored of eating well, there will no doubt be others across the country who are gagging for an alcoholic drink.

We’re all aware how much remote working became a thing during the pandemic—but that was at a time when UK Plc had no choice but to work from home where possible.

Recently, Apple deployed a new selection of AI-narrated audiobooks. Perhaps in anticipation of a backlash and divided opinions, the launch was remarkably quiet.

Following on from my previous article, here are the standout moments of the latter half of 2022. Are they still fresh in your mind?

Happy New Year! Now that 2022 has come to a close, let’s look back at some of the things that happened during the last year. How many do you remember?

So, Argentina became the champions. In the process, they created a fairy-tale ending to Lionel Messi’s World Cup career. It arguably cemented him as the greatest player of all time...

There’s been a raging discussion on social media over the last couple of weeks, concerning nepotism across various industries—predominantly, the arts.

According to Paul Young, co-owner of Spiffy, The Happiness Shop, we should build time into our busy schedules to worry.

If the past few years have proved anything, it’s that life is unpredictable. The world is a precarious place; you never know what’s around the corner.

Of course it sounds crazy. But, when you think about it, the intention to keep workers close has been at the forefront of many bosses’ minds over the years.

I think I’ve found another game for us all to play…Heardle.

The global population has reached 8 billion, a recession is looming in the UK, and war continues to rage across Europe.

I admit, I don’t watch a lot of TV. That said, I do tune in to a few mainstream shows. I loved the BBC’s newest psychology exercise, The Traitors—it felt like an original format/concept, and it kept my family gripped.

The gaming industry has a new trick up its sleeve—the free to play model—which has become a popular way to attract new players.