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Issue 16

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AI Can’t Cope with Fuzzy Logic: Roger Bootle on AI’s Limitations

BBC News

Public sector pay deals help drive up UK borrowing

Borrowing was £17.4bn last month, the second highest October figure since monthly records began in 1993.

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12th December 2025

Christmas Diary: Kiki McDonough on Christmas, a bizarre budget, and the need for no more roadworks in 2026

i love the atmosphere in my store just off Sloane Square at Christmas time. Everybody comes in in su...
11th December 2025

The Iron Lady at 100: Where Next for Britain’s Fractured Right?

My grandfather died just before Christmas 2013 and so I often find myself thinking of him at this ti...
10th December 2025

The Wonderful Life Paradox: Why Capra’s Christmas Masterpiece Remains Our Greatest Career Counsellor

A friend of mine has a ritual every Christmas Eve. As the rest of the family wrap last-minute presen...
9th December 2025

The Dickens Paradox: How the Patron Saint of Christmas Created Modern Workplace Guilt

Every December, Charles Dickens haunts the modern workplace: he is Scrooge, and he is Marley, he is ...
8th December 2025

Exclusive Interview: Dame Judi Dench and the Art of Longevity

Dame Judi Dench doesn't walk; she glides. Even at 90, she seems to move as though through some diffe...
best poems about christmas
5th December 2025

Friday poem: Christmas, London by Lucy Wright

As lights radiate the streets,/It all tends to depend/On What the year became/-how we greet this end...
4th December 2025

A Question of Degree: Charlotte Leigh

I'm the only one in my family who didn't go to university - and that turned out to be my superpower....
3rd December 2025

Opinion: Trump’s tariffs have dominated 2025 – will they do the same in 2026?

As the festive lights blink across the London skyline, and office parties distract us from the harde...
2nd December 2025

Opinion: Richard Hughes and the OBR: A Budget without a Backstop

The resignation of Richard Hughes, Chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, has sent through B...
Workers' Rights
28th November 2025

Opinion: Day-One Rights: Labour’s U-Turn is a Necessary Compromise

Labour's decision to scale back its pledge on day-one protection from unfair dismissal has sparked c...
27th November 2025

The Budget and the Future of Work: A Nation Asked to Pay More, but Promised Less

The latest Budget has been delivered against a backdrop of economic stagnation and public disllusion...
26th November 2025

Opinion: Don’t Scrap Jury Trials – Fix the System Instead

There are few rights in British life more ancient, more envied, or more emblematic of democratic acc...
who is dame esther rantzen
25th November 2025

Class Dismissed: Dame Esther Rantzen

How did you first get your start in broadcasting? I was recruited by the BBC when I was in my last ...
24th November 2025

Opinion: A Work-Free Future? Musk’s Predictions, Our Moral Dilemma

Elon Musk's latest forecast - that within two decades, work will become "optional" - is the kind of ...
why is budget retail struggling in the cost-of-living crisis
21st November 2025

Why Budget Retail is Struggling in a Cost-of-Living Crisis

Poundland's closure in Peckham seems to defy economic logic. In a cost-of-living crisis, budget stor...
20th November 2025

Opinion: The Job Market Has Changed – Now Careers Must Too

Something fundamental is shifting in the UK labour market - and it's not just about jobs being harde...
19th November 2025

Buffett’s Farewell: Eight Lessons from a Life Well Compounded

in his final letter to shareholders, Warren Buffet didn't offer forecasts or grand economic pronounc...
17th November 2025

Opinion: Can a Hardline Asylum Policy work without a Jobs Strategy?

Shabana Mahmood's proposed asylum reforms are a political thunderclap: tougher rules, longer waits, ...
14th November 2025

Martin Hoszowski: Redesigning British Education for a Digital Age

Technology is advancing faster than education can adapt. While policymakers in Westminster debate cu...
13th November 2025

Meredith Taylor on The Grand Egyptian Museum: ‘state-of-the-art splendour’

We got a sneak preview of The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) late last year before it officially opened...
Education Improvement Report - Tim Clark
12th November 2025

Book Review: Tim Clark on Sir Nick Gibb’s Reforming Lessons

Nick Gibb graduated in law and worked for PMG as a chartered accountant before entering Parliament i...

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