I SPENT MUCH of this week in the House of Commons press gallery not knowing whether to laugh or cry. Theresa May laying out the case for her deal on Tuesday, her voice so hoarse that it could hardly be heard and her body hunched, was a moment of bothContinue Reading
To start with, it is almost 100 years since ‘the polygraph’ has been invented. However, the heated debate, deliberations and controversy regarding this instrument has never stopped. As far as it is well-known, the polygraph measures and records some physiological indicators, i.e., the blood pressure, pulse, breathing, as well asContinue Reading
Speaking at an international summit of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, its chief executive, Mike Hawes, warned the livelihoods of more than 800,000 workers directly employed in the UK across the automotive sector are at risk unless the government agrees a positive tariff-free, freedom of movement post-Brexit settlementContinue Reading
Adam Marshall, the acting director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, accused ministers of “a cop out” after Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, said it would be “at least October” before an announcement is made about where to build more runway capacity in the south east, reports The Telegraph.Continue Reading
Acronyms and codewords help police communicate more efficiently, but if they leak into their dealings with the public, they could have unintended consequences for accountability, transparency and justiceContinue Reading
Strange camera decisions and an unwieldy price gap separate these flashy flagshipsContinue Reading
An underground lab in Switzerland is trying to unlock the potential of deep geothermal energyContinue Reading
Think that you can’t a quality watch, mechanical or otherwise, for under a mere £500? You are very much mistakenContinue Reading
