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I put Starmer's speech, made this morning, into Ghapt GPT and asked: Is this speech racist? If so, why? The reply was: Thank you for Read the full article...

These are Guardian headlines, published late this morning: I find these words exceptionally difficult to note when said by someone who claims to have the Read the full article...

I only talk about auditing on this blog every now and again, even though the role of the auditor is absolutely fundamental to the operation Read the full article...

As The Guardian reports this morning: UK employers laid off staff in April at a faster pace than the previous month as the combination of Read the full article...

As the BBC has reported: Care workers will no longer be recruited from overseas as part of a crackdown on visas for lower-skilled workers, the Read the full article...

Savings are persistently confused with investing in the UK. In reality, few savings create any real investment in the UK, and that's why our investment Read the full article...

It’s a big data week for me and today’s post is more of a news information offering rather than a deeper analysis of a topic, which is my usual pattern. However, I discuss in some detail recent appointments to the US Health Administration, some of which were prominent during the early COVID years and received…

Yesterday was ideal for an afternoon of birdwatching with some photography thrown in. We were at the Wetlands and Wildfowl Trust's Welney reserve, near Ely. Read the full article...

Politics.co.uk was one of a number of organisations to note comments made by former Tory Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, last week, as they Read the full article...

Politics Home noted this yesterday: As the political landscape in the UK becomes more fractured, some politicians are already worrying about the chaos it could Read the full article...