Emily Maitlis absolutely nails the Farage bank saga
“The power of the populist is, somehow, to turn utter entitlement into victimhood.”
Ruling over child asylum seekers in hotels ‘landmark day for children’s rights’
"The court has confirmed that there can be no exceptions when the rights of vulnerable children are concerned"
First 50 asylum seekers expected to be sent to Bibby Stockholm barge on Tuesday
Refugee campaigners and residents in Dorset have raised concerns about the barge’s impact.
AI Detectors can harm ESL and EFL students. What can they do to prevent it?
Over 60% of the papers by ESL students are wrongly flagged by AI content detectors as AI-generated. This endangers their academic careers. What can students do to protect themselves?
Freudian slip? Starmer introduced as Nigel Farage on BBC
“Did I just introduce you as Nigel Farage? Easy mistake to make.”
Helping Women Rise to the Corporate Top – The Boardroom
Navigating roles that have traditionally gotten reserved for men has long posed a significant challenge for most women.
Hottest July on record and possibly in the last 120,000 years, say scientists
With only three weeks worth of data, meteorologists are ‘virtually certain’ this month will raise the bar given how hot it has been.
Coutts boss resigns after Nigel Farage bank account row
It follows the resignation of chief executive Dame Alison Rose in the early hours of Wednesday.
Tea bag shortage looms as workers vote on strike action
Tetley workers have faced years of real terms pay cuts and refuse to accept another, says GMB Union.