In defence of WHSmith – the nation’s “most hated shop”
There’s a strain of class prejudice in the eruption of hate towards a place where many buy their books.
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Britain’s problem is not too many robots – it’s too few
Britain, the nation that led the first industrial revolution, is an also-ran in the fourth.
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Don’t be fooled by Deliveroo’s share handout – 30,000 workers are excluded from its success
Companies like Uber and Deliveroo are corporate rent seekers, not decent employers.
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Tiny flats won’t solve the housing crisis, but they can help
For some, giving up a living room is better than living in a flat share.
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Fortifying the castle walls
A multi-layered approach to cyber security is crucial if attacks like WannaCry are to be avoided.
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Ballot papers, booths and pencils: The hidden infrastructure behind the UK’s elections
“Elections are the major thing for us.”
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How Britain is finally fighting back against dirty money in our tax havens
Every year, more than a trillion dollars are stolen from the poorest countries on earth.
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How the “welfare trap” research championed by Toby Young crumbled under scrutiny
At least seven errors have been identified in Adam Perkins’ research that found the “welfare state is warping the personality profile…
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