“The BBC won’t survive another Tory government”: Nish Kumar on the British comedy culture wars
The comedian reflects on becoming public enemy number one in Britain’s battle over what it can and cannot joke about.
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Why the godfather of the electric car is betting on public transport
Andy Palmer, the former CEO of Aston Martin, has traded luxury supercars for electric buses.
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“Covid has revealed a lot of nonsense about work”: the CEO who moved his bank to a four-day week
Mark Mullen, CEO of Atom Bank, explains why he trimmed his employees’ working week to 34 hours.
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“The idea that Brexit has liberalised trade is just nonsense” – Treasury grandee Nick Macpherson
The longest-serving Treasury chief in 80 years on Rishi Sunak, austerity and the decade to come.
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Peter Hennessy: the eminent historian on the scoop he missed and whether we’re going back to the 1970s
The cross-bench peer and broadcaster has some lessons from history.
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“Ministers just went blindly ahead”: The woman trying to stop a mass cull of Britain’s pigs
Zoe Davies, chief executive of the National Pig Association, on how Brexit has pushed her industry to the brink of…
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