Back in 1884, British law was like the new Ugandan law about homosexuality – it still rewarded proven sodomy with a death sentence. It had…
Back in 1884, British law was like the new Ugandan law about homosexuality – it still rewarded proven sodomy with a death sentence. It had…
About 16 years ago, at the end of the Clone Town Britain campaign at the New Economics Foundation, I became interested in the whole business…
Thanks to the film Oppenheimer, by Christopher Nolan which comes out in July, we will all know the full story of how the USA went…
I have always been interested in green politics. I even bought Lord Beaumont’s GO (Green/Orange) pamphlets – before he defected to the Green Party and…
The AI debate has been speeded up by the emergence of ChatGPT. And I’ve been a little muddled about it, until my friend and colleague…
It wasn’t until I suddenly looked at my phone yesterday, and realised it was 3.30pm, that I knew I was not going to get the…
Too much money chasing too few goods – that is the classic explanation for inflation. But for some reason we tend always to worry about…
I remember thinking, during the Brexit campaign back in 2016, that if only the Remain side had made sure that their opponents did not get…
Produced with the support of MAVA foundation The objective of this project was to investigate why ‘fossil fuel subsidies’ exist, are so sticky and, in…
There is an old joke about a particularly polluted city in south Wales which involves asking someone whether that orb in the sky is the…