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Elections, dear boy, elections
The world is voting again but the implications are rather harder to predict. Harold Macmillan is said to have replied, when asked what could knock a...
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Will the latest UN climate conference be much COP?
As a global forum that brings political leaders, businesses, NGOs and activists together, COP remains a critical annual moment, and COP31, starting at...
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Saving for a rainy day: The trust bank and crisis comms
Last week at PRWeek’s conference in Chicago, Lindsay Kurtz, director of brand communications at McDonald’s, discussed the importance of businesses...
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Your First Impression: What Your First Home’s lukewarm reception tells us about managing expectations
When Your First Home was first announced in September, housebuilder shares jumped significantly. Then, following the details revealed in last week’s...
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Immigration reform: Mahmood holds her ground as Burnham keeps his distance
Nigel Farage has described the government's latest immigration concessions as “the beginning of the capitulation”. The media has accused it of a “U...
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Rosebank tests Burnham’s new energy settlement
When Prime Minister Andy Burnham spoke about taking a more “pragmatic” approach to energy, the obvious question was what that would mean in practice...
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The silent power of procurement to drive impact in the value chain
With temperatures in much of the northern hemisphere turning cooler, you could be forgiven for forgetting that 2026 saw the hottest summer on record...
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Data centres and a backlash moving faster than its argument
The backlash against data centres has gathered considerable pace, but what exactly it is a backlash against has only become harder to define. Concerns...
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