Food for thought on "peaked" European COVID deaths
by the commentator
German economic stresses and the Brexit negotiations
by Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie
Napoleon, and doing as we are told under COVID-19
by Tim Hedges
China air traffic data suggests we could beat COVID-19 by June
by the commentator

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Boris missing the boat on post-Brexit foreign policy

The Prime Minister may be successful in getting Britain out of the EU, but it seems he is slowly putting Britain at risk of being an introverted and vulnerable ‘Global State’ that pays scant regard to the dangers posed by China
by Konrad Whitehouse - 20 March 2020
How to Maintain Good Mental Wellbeing During the Coronavirus

Parliament Street's Head of Campaigns, Danny Bowman provides tips on how to take care of your own mental wellbeing and on how you can help others.
by Danny Bowman - 19 March 2020
The vital Royal role in post-Brexit, Global Britain

The world keeps turning despite COVID-19, and the role of the Royal Family -- a hugely important national asset -- will serve us well as we rebuild a truly global Britain even in these difficult times
by Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie - 13 March 2020

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Italy, EU bungling, and the COVID-19 curve

No-one has the perfect response to the Coronavirus. But the way different European states are responding shows that European "unity" collapses in the face of a crisis
by Tim Hedges - 13 March 2020
Super Tuesday Shakeup

With three of his former opponents throwing their support to him last night, does former Vice-President Joe Biden have the Joe-mentum to run the table in today’s Super Tuesday Primaries? Read our in-depth feature to learn more about the state of the race.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 3 March 2020
The political and economic impact of the coronavirus

Our Political Editor, Patrick Sullivan looks at the potential political and economic consequences of Covid-19.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 29 February 2020
Coronavirus front line in northern Italy

The area of Lombardy where the Coronavirus has struck is among the most productive in Europe and, more to the point, one of the very few productive areas in Italy
by Tim Hedges - 28 February 2020
EU going from bad to worse amid Brexit transition

As Britain negotiates terms of its full and final departure from the EU, delusional Brussels continues its desperate bid to build a superstate. They have learned nothing from Brexit, and we must be mindful of that as we forge a deal with them
by Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie - 27 February 2020
Why a Mini-Mike Presidency would lead to a Little Britain

Mayor Michael Bloomberg not only wants to turn the clock back on the Trump Presidency; he also thinks Brexit Britain should suffer.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 26 February 2020
Putting democracy on trial in Italy

Matteo Salvini Is to go on trial for kidnap due to his immigration policies. It will be seen by Italian voters as the establishment using the courts to silence dissent
by Tim Hedges - 25 February 2020

Covid-19: 27% of UK CEOs fail to address staff on impact of the crisis

New polling of UK business decision-makers has revealed that 27% of UK CEOs have yet to directly address staff about the impact of the Covid-19 crisis, with 34% hiring in external IT support to improve remote working systems.
Appeal raises £25,000 in supplies for Harlow’s Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust

Generous members of the public have made donations totalling over £25,000 in gifts of essential supplies for doctors and nurses tackling the Covid-19 crisis at Harlow’s Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust, in a campaign organised by Nimbus Hosting
Universities leading Covid-19 fight blocked millions of email attacks last year

Universities leading the fight against Covid-19 virus successfully blocked millions of phishing and malware attacks last year, according to official figures
40% of UK businesses axe banking applications due to ‘slowcoach’ diligence processes

Covid-19 crisis prompts urgent review around access to banking finance as polling research from Encompass Corporation reveals that nearly four in 10 companies have withdrawn from banking applications due to slow approval processes
Cyber criminals cash-in as Covid-19 email phishing attacks rise 667%

Barracuda Networks Threat Spotlight report reveals sharp rise in Cornovirus email attacks, including NHS scams, offers to sell protective masks and fake messages from the World Health Organisation
Gurhan Kiziloz launches Lanistar with ambition to become £1bn ‘banking alternative’ fintech company

Serial entrepreneur secured £2m seed funding for the formation of new disruptive fintech company with 45 fulltime staff and plans to launch a new consumer banking product
Covid-19 crisis: a third of companies lack the tech to manage remote working

Research from Leonne International, the global private equity provider has revealed that 33% of UK businesses say they lack the technology and IT infrastrcture to manage long-term remote working