A ‘spy clause’ to break encrypted texts while preserving privacy is still a dream September 11, 2023 After years of wrangling, the Online Safety Bill is still caught on impractical plans to break through end-to-end encrypted messages like WhatsApp, writes Eliot Wilson
UK solar dreams risk being tainted by China’s influence September 11, 2023 The political row over onshore wind was not the only issue with the Energy Bill – as the debate over China's role in solar power deepens.
Local authorities must dodge the fate of Birmingham City Council and fix their finances September 11, 2023 The troubles at Birmingham City Council threaten to pull down cash-strapped local authorities across the country, writes Claire Corbett
The insurance industry must rise to the challenge of damage from climate change September 11, 2023 Insurers will need to start to get to grips with the damage which could be wrought by climate change, writes Nicholas Lyons
We need to do more than just scrap stamp duty to drive investment in the UK September 8, 2023 The removal of stamp duty is just one of many levers that could be pulled to generate additional investment in the UK’s markets.
A new Horizon deal will protect the future of British science and AI capabilities September 8, 2023 Funding will help us use artificial intelligence algorithms, normally used to track exploding stars, to check for skin cancer.
We’re in for the biggest shake up in corporate criminal law this century September 8, 2023 New laws to prevent fraud will make it easier to prosecute larger companies.
Our productivity is a problem to be solved by the slackers in the workforce September 7, 2023 There are few things politicians seem to like more than hard work, but it might be laziness to get us out of our rut.
Let’s be honest, Keir Starmer’s Labour party don’t know how to fix Broken Britain either September 7, 2023 As the Conservatives are hit with another scandal, this time over crumbling concrete in schools, Sir Keir Starmer is yet to come up with an original plan other than his vacuous 'missions', writes Matthew Lesh.
A year on, King Charles has triumphed in keeping the love for the monarchy alive September 7, 2023 King Charles has defied all predictions of a monarchy on the cusp of collapsing after the death of Queen Elizabeth, writes Will Cooling.