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The changing boundaries of privacy
Recent discussions about online safety have rightly focused on protecting children and young people. But the wider issue of digital exposure does not...
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The politics of presence: Why institutions need to be seen to be trusted
Across recent decades, trust in national institutions has reportedly weakened ( Edelman Trust Barometer, 2026 ). Amidst this erosion of trust, the...
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The CEO transition tightrope: How to signal change without undermining trust
Any diligent Financial Times reader will know full well that CEO tenures are shrinking and scrutiny is intensifying. According to BCG/Russell Reynolds...
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Built to last? JLR redundancies challenge the government’s industrial ambitions
On Monday, and before a backdrop of bowing robotic arms and an increasingly fragile economy, Chancellor John Healey made his first major speech since...
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Time to plug in baby (solar goes mainstream)
British bank holiday weekends traditionally contain a number of familiar activities, whether it be going camping only to find the weather turns very...
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Housing Delivery Test results: the focus shifts from planning approvals to housing delivery
The latest Housing Delivery Test (HDT) results, covering 2022/23 to 2024/25, were published in mid-August combining two years of data in one release...
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Back to school and the term ahead
With summer holidays behind us, there was much excitement in Westminster around the arrival of the new headmaster this week. Although he had been...
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Back to school for Number 10 as Burnham’s autumn test begins
With the return of Parliament from summer recess this week, Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces the political equivalent of the first day of term. In...
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