From Oil Lamps to the Moon: The Lifetime That Witnessed the Modern World Being Built
From oil lamps to the Moon landing, explore the extraordinary lifetime that saw the world transformed between 1894 and 1969.
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Artemis II Returns From the Moon as Old Conspiracies Find New Life Online
Artemis II’s return from the Moon has reignited online debate, as flat Earth narratives resurface
People Are Panic Buying Petrol… But We’re Not Actually Running Out
People are panic-buying petrol across the UK, but there is no national shortage.
When AI Starts Hiring Humans: Are We Accidentally Building Our Own Managers?
AI is now hiring humans, talking to itself and even measuring worker behaviour.
If It’s Free, You’re Paying Somewhere: The Hidden Cost of “Free” Online Services
From data and ads to subscriptions and microtransactions, the real cost is often hidden behind convenience.
Why Rising Oil Prices Can Push Up Inflation, Interest Rates and the Cost of Living
Oil prices influence far more than the cost of fuel.
When AI Measures “Friendliness”: Who Decides What Good Service Sounds Like?
Burger King is testing AI to measure staff “friendliness.” But who sets the standard?
AI Everywhere: Innovation, Infrastructure, Investment and the Growing Backlash
AI is everywhere, from operating systems to customer support. But is it being forced on users?
Energy Bills Are Falling in April. But is £10 a Month Really Relief?
UK energy bills will fall by 7% in April 2026, saving typical households around £10 a month.
Measles Is Rising Again: What Is Happening in London and Around the World
Measles cases are rising in London and worldwide as vaccination rates fall.
The UK’s new deepfake laws: what is now illegal, what it means in practice, and what could come next
The UK is criminalising non-consensual deepfakes. Here’s what the new law means.
The Property Industry Is Going Remote — But Is It For The Better?
The UK property industry is shifting toward remote estate agents, virtual viewings, and digital conveyancing
The Disappearing Third Place in the UK, and What We Are Losing With It
Across the UK, pubs, clubs, and community spaces are disappearing.
Is the UK’s New Per-Mile EV Tax Already Slowing Electric Car Sales?
A proposed per-mile tax for electric vehicles is already affecting confidence in the UK EV market.
Why Self-Care Is a Non-Negotiable Skill for Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurial success depends on energy, focus, and resilience.
Reeves’ pubs U-turn: how business rates sparked a revolt, and why ministers are now under fire
Rachel Reeves has been forced into a U turn on business rates for pubs after backlash from landlords and MPs.
Vaping: A Route to Quitting or Lowering the Entry Barrier?
Is vaping a helpful tool for quitting smoking, or has it simply made nicotine more accessible to non-smokers?
The Winter Money Reset: How to Spend Less Without Feeling Deprived
A practical winter money reset for UK households. Learn how to cut spending without deprivation.
