Make or break time for a genuine Brexit
by Jayne Adye
It's Brexit decision time
by Jayne Adye
Education and the Coronavirus: A Farewell to Schooling?
by Dr. Sean Gabb
Features Focus
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor

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Sunday Sample

Political Editor, Patrick Sullivan provides a sampling of the best of the weekend's opinion editorials.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 23 August 2020
The Libertarian Case for Universal Basic Income

Former Director of the Libertarian Alliance, Dr. Sean Gabb explains why he thinks moving to a system of Universal Basic Income would be no bad thing.
by Dr. Sean Gabb - 21 August 2020
Summer recess must not slow Brexit momentum

If Boris Johnson and this Government really want to Get Britain Out of the EU on time and with a good trade deal, then they must grab the bull by the horns and push on with the momentum they currently have. Summer recess must not be allowed to hold us back
by Jayne Adye - 7 August 2020

More commentary

UK must stay away from EU military adventurism

There is no need for this country to agree to any form of continued participation in EU military missions. Cooperation with our European allies does not have to end simply because we are Leaving the EU - however these actions should be taken via NATO and not by an error-prone, bureaucratic European Union
by Jayne Adye - 28 July 2020
No deal, or the real deal? Preparing to walk away

The PM has claimed an ‘Australian-style’ deal is nothing to be afraid of. Now he needs to get his Government into gear and prepare this country properly for such a "no deal" outcome. If the EU is preparing - then why aren’t we?
by Jayne Adye - 10 July 2020
Cutting-edge Food Technology is our best defence against another Wuhan

The threat humanity faces from the transmission of infectious diseases from the food we eat isn’t unique to China’s wet markets. Our search for truly ‘clean meat’ can only be delivered through the embrace of cutting-edge food science, says Paul Cuatrecasas, Founder and CEO of Aquaa Partners and author of Go Tech or Go Extinct.
by Paul Cuatrecasas - 6 July 2020
The curious case of Bogac Ozdemir

The Chinese Communist Party is flexing its economic muscle in order to bully firms into squashing free speech. Harry Jee reports
by Harry Jee - 28 June 2020
Brussels sends a Trojan Horse to Italy

Ms von der Leyen’s rescue package is a Trojan Horse and, to paraphrase Virgil, we should beware Brussels bearing gifts.
by Tim Hedges - 25 June 2020
Brussels tries to capsize post-Brexit fishing

The EU is abusing the Transition Period to stack the deck against British interests. Fishing is a perfect illustration, which also shows why we need to break free from the shackles of the EU as fast as we possibly can
by Jayne Adye - 25 June 2020
Project Fear scaremongers still lost in denial

From Nissan to Tesla, global companies are voting for Brexit Britain with their feet. Project Fear scaremongers are sliding ever further into self-imposed humiliation and irrelevance
by Jayne Adye - 18 June 2020

Global pandemic has accelerated cloud transformation for nearly half of organisations

Research also found maintaining flexibility and security for remote workforces, digitising more processes using cloud-native services are top two modernization priorities for the next 12 months
Encompass Corporation named a ‘favourite’ vendor in Wavestone RegTech Radar 2020

Encompass Corporation named a ‘favourite’ vendor in Wavestone RegTech Radar 2020
Amazon Crime! Hackers targeting consumers with phishing attacks this Amazon Prime Day

Cybersecurity firm Tessian issues dire warning that cyber criminals and malicious hackers are exploiting potential shoppers with a barrage of fake emails designed to steal passwords, PIN numbers and other controversial data
Spearvest wealth management acquires Zaragoza logistics development (ES)

Leading international provider of wealth management services Spearvest, has acquired Zaragoza logistics development (ES)
Crown Prosecution Service guilty of over 1,600 data breaches in the last year

Crown Prosecution Service suffered 1,627 data breaches in the last 12 months, accordingy to official figures.
HMRC hit with 5,000 malicious email attacks every day

New research into online attacks reveal over 1,000 phishing emails amongst the estimated 5,000 spam and malware assaults launched against HMRC's systems every single month
UK consumers back temperature checks for Covid-19 safety

Boris Johnson’s proposals for more secure and regular testing for the Coronavirus infections sparks fears from the British public, who back temperature checks in restaurants, pubs and bars to protect them from the virus