There is poignant African proverb of the Kikuyu people that “When the elephants fight, the grass gets trampled.’ Few places illustrate the power of that proverb better than Sudan, it being axiomatic that when powerful forces go to war, it’s their people
Today marks the launch of the Church of England’s report on Families and Households. You can download and read the report for yourself here. We contributed extensively to the commission and one of our contributions actually makes a highlighted appearance on page 44, without
The Conservative Government has claimed to have delivered on its manifesto pledge to recruit an extra 20,000 police officer. Publishing new figures that show 20,951 extra police officers have been recruited in England and Wales as part of the Conservative Government’s manifesto pledge,
LThe Labour Party has delivered a damming verdict on the Government’s Housing policy, publishing a new analysis that claims a child born this year has less than a one in three chance of being a homeowner by the age of 50, as
Wall Street is struggling to regain some form of serenity. America’s tech behemoths are doing flawlessly so far in their perilous quarterly results exercise (Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta), allowing the Nasdaq100 (NDX) to rise against the tide of most other clues. Alongside this
If black holes are objects of enormous fascination, quasars are perhaps even more so, even for astronomers. Observed for the first time in the early 1960s, those considered to be among the brightest objects in the Universe have in fact kept their
Giorgia Meloni in Downing street, for a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The Prime Minister will be in London from today, for a ‘two days’ which aims to crown the excellent state of the bilateral relationship between the two countries
Twelve years ago, the scandal of abuse at Winterbourne View was revealed by BBC Panorama. The mistreatment of autistic people and people with learning disabilities in inappropriate inpatient settings brought the issue into public and political consciousness. At the timethe scale of
Nigel Lawson was easily one of the most consequential chancellors of the modern era, only Gordon Brown can claim to have had a greater impact but for quite different reasons. Where Lawson cut tax, Brown redistributed wealth on a scale still not
The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has claimed that an “anti-maths mindset” is holding the economy back, as he announced a major review of the subject in England. The review will be led by a new group of experts, including mathematicians and
It is an exciting time for the Green Party of England and Wales. This year’s local elections are a crucial step for the Greens as we look to not only defend hundreds of seats across the country but continue our unprecedented growth,
