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#TradeTuesday - The new Department for Business and Trade: Happily, ever after?
By Sabine Tyldesley This Valentine’s Day business should be feeling the love from government. Last week it just went and did the only thing that made...
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Governance is king
By Andrew Adie Governance can often feel like the unloved element within the ESG mix. It’s doesn’t have the same consumer-pull of saving the planet...
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Google, we have a problem
By Matt Redley Ever been in the position where you’ve given the wrong answer to a question in front of a large audience? If so, spare a thought for...
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Zelensky - a masterclass in winning hearts and minds (and weapons)
By Simon Neville Before he became Ukraine’s war leader, President Volodymyr Zelensky was a comedian best known for his late-night sketch shows. Part...
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What's in a (place) name?
By Robyn Evans A longstanding debate over the protection of place names in Wales hit the headlines once again recently following Snowdonia National...
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Better late than never: Whitehall restructure gives hope that the government will tackle some of the underlying issues
By Scott Harker It’s pretty hard to avoid the feeling that the UK is creaking. From cancelled trains and delayed treatments to sparsely populated...
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Rishi’s reshuffle to reboot Whitehall
By Matilda Hartwig Today, Rishi Sunak announced a mini re-shuffle as part of a rewiring of Whitehall. The changes establish four dedicated departments...
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Should UK school children really have to study Maths to 18?
Just over 100 days into Rishi Sunak’s premiership, one of his more eye-catching ideas is arguablyhis ambition to ensure all school pupils in England...
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