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Imagine spending thirty minutes explaining why pineapple on pizza is an abomination, only to be met with unwavering conviction that it is, in fact, a
When most people think of security clearance in Britain, their mind probably jumps to James Bond, tuxedo immaculate, licence to kill in one pocket and
Steven Barrett is a barrister whose legal acumen and public commentary have made him a notable figure in the UK legal landscape. With a practice
Microsoft, through LinkedIn, has decided to feed its shiny new generative AI tools with the thing it never has enough of, your data. Posts, comments,
Rachel Reeves may have found a new way to “fix the foundations” of Britain’s finances, and armed forces families are watching in disbelief. Rumours circulating
The Autumn Budget is peering at us from the calendar like a dentist’s appointment. We all know it’s coming, we all know it’s going to
Today we pause here in the UK to remember 11 September, a day that shook not only America but the whole world. Twenty four years
Ever notice how some people seem to have a radar for when you’re online, but not actually available at their convenience? It’s like they see
Public organisations are meant to manage the resources, responsibilities, and trust of the communities they serve. They are supposed to operate transparently, ethically, and accountably.
Scroll for five minutes on any social platform and you’ll notice something odd. Nobody really lives a normal life anymore. Not online, anyway. Instead, you’re