History will not be kind to the "broken people" of Remain
The infantilism and anti-intellectualism of the anti-Brexit camp has created much unnecessary bad feeling in Britain. But, like the Fellow Travellers of the Cold War, they are the ones that will ultimately suffer when history hands down its judgement
- 24 August 2017
Why Brussels will calm down about Brexit
With Verhofstadt's and Barnier's wrecking tactics now fully exposed, and with yet another massive crisis looming over Poland, Brussels simply cannot afford a fight with Britain. Merkel and company will ensure a smooth Brexit, because they ultimately have no choice
- 24 July 2017
Retailers facing wrath of GDPR due to repeated data breaches warns Thales e-Security
Retail report from analyst firm 451 Research and Thales e-Security highlights GDPR risk to retailers as the industry struggles with record levels of data breaches across the globe
- 20 July 2017
WiredScore launches Ireland expansion
International property connectivity rating company WiredScore has today announced the opening of its latest office in Dublin in a bid to deliver improved connectivity to Ireland’s businesses
- 19 July 2017
Rise of the robots will damage job prospects say youngsters
Increased use of automation, robotics and artificial intelligence in businesses will lead to less jobs with two thirds of youngsters saying they uncomfortable with machines occupying a large portion of the workforce according to new research from Young Enterprise
- 5 July 2017
INSTANT VIEW: May stuns critics with Queen's speech
The Queen's Speech was a brilliant illustration of how less can be more. Theresa May has shown that modern Britain has one and only one top priority: deliver on Brexit and, thus, back the will of the people. Opponents of this government's core agenda must now accept that they oppose democracy itself
- 21 June 2017
Anti-Brexit Lib Dems now full-on neo-authoritarian party
Even calling the party the Liberal Democrats is fake news. That these anti-Brexit scoundrels are neither liberal nor democratic is no longer a cheap jibe. It is the most accurate way to characterise them. The Lib Dems are now a full-on neo-authoritarian party
- 20 June 2017
BYOD nonexistent in half of London Councils
Calls for London Councils to reconsider Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies as evidence shows schemes are increasingly popular for supporting digital transformation initiatives and empower workers
- 19 June 2017
Digital economy ‘at risk’ as pupils shun computing qualifications
Calls for investment in mentoring and high-tech work experience placements to encourage students to pursue computer science courses as part of the UK’s digital economy strategy
- 19 June 2017
May govt should do one thing, and do it well: Brexit
Amid all the other business of government, there is one overriding priority for Theresa May: get Britain out of the EU and the Single Market as efficiently and as quickly as possible. History, and the British people, will thank May for performing this one single task, and then stepping aside for someone else
- 14 June 2017
ANALYSIS: Corbyn surge UK version of Le Pen phenomenon
Despite the Conservative 'victory' in the UK election, the big story is that the Labour Party led by Jeremy Corbyn -- a barely reconstructed Marxist who has befriended Islamist terror groups -- did so well. As in continental Europe, democracy as we have known it in Britain now faces a real and worrying challenge
- 9 June 2017
Election campaign must go on after London attacks
We give in to the terrorists if we let them influence our daily lives. General election campaigning in Britain must go on, especially since the Labour leader still has much to answer for over his past relationship with terror groups. This isn't an awkward time to raise that subject, it's the most important time to raise it
- 4 June 2017
Frexit in a decade? The real warning from France
The real story of France's elections for the European project is that mass opposition to the EU is now right at the heart of the French political agenda. France is probably where Britain was a decade ago. Frexit in 10 years, anyone?
- 8 May 2017
Jeremy Corbyn fans pose on WAR MEMORIAL in Croydon Central election scandal
Sarah Jones, Labour’s candidate in Croydon Central has been snapped posing with activists who climbed onto the Woodside war memorial in an election publicity stunt
- 7 May 2017
Corbyn overshadows Labour’s Croydon Central election launch
Brutal battle for Croydon Central gets underway as Labour’s Sarah Jones and incumbent Conservative Gavin Barwell go head to head in critical marginal for an election rematch
- 3 May 2017
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