There’s a buzz of excitement in the air as we draw ever closer to Cheltenham Festival 2019. Tuesday 12 March has been marked in the diary of sports fans from the turn of the year as they prepare for four days of top-class action. The Supreme Novice Hurdle will bring ...
From mass surveillance to sex robots, dystopian science-fiction has a nasty habit of becoming science-fact, writes Hannah De Giorgis. In this London Economic exclusive, the award-winning British novelist examines the origins of this fascinating literary genre and why it holds more appeal than ever. By Hannah De Giorgis Hannah De ...
A concerning 40% of consumers have deemed bad drivers as the biggest distraction on the roads, according to new research by cost comparison site, Quote Goat. The research, which surveyed 1,500 consumers between the ages of 18 – 65 on what they consider to be the biggest driving risk, placed ...
After just four months it helps those with chronic disorders including Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, motor neurone disease and spinal cord or nerve damage
Researchers found fish stock losses as high as 35 per cent in some regions
“sometimes accusations of racism are used by people against people they don’t like and that weakens the fight against genuine racism”
Almost 10,000 Brits Google "what is Brexit" every month, according to new research. Despite the UK's departure from the European Union being imminent a study into common search queries found 9,900 Brits per month still don't know what it is. "What does Brexit mean", "will Brexit happen" and "Brexit pros ...
Boris Johnson has been booked to give a £75-a-head Brexit talk just three days before the UK officially leaves the European Union. The former Mayor and Foreign Secretary will discuss issues such as the Irish backstop, customs union, transition period and Article 50 at the event in Westminster's Central Hall. ...
Net migration to the UK from countries outside the European Union has hit its highest level for 15 years, the Office for National Statistics has reported. 261,000 more non-EU citizens came to the UK than left in the year ending September 2018 - which is the highest figure since 2004. ...