Black and Asian Celebs Are ‘Key to Changing Swimming Disparity’
Filmmaker Ed Accura’s latest documentary, Changing the Narrative, shines a spotlight on the “shameful reality” that 97% of Black adults
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Oct
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Jul
These are the skills that separate leaders who thrive from those who don’t
Andrew Horn reveals five practical steps to help professionals manage change, boost performance, and lead with resilience.
03
Jul
Why digital intelligence is the leadership skill that matters most
Marco Ryan argues that digital intelligence—not just technical skill—is the key to responsible leadership in the AI era.
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Jun
How selective reporting is undermining trust in journalism
Selective fact framing in journalism can mislead audiences, eroding trust despite technical accuracy in reporting.
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Jun
Andrew Horn
Andrew Horn Arts and Culture Andrew Horn is a writer, cultural advisor and former art gallery owner who works with
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Jun
Julian Doyle
Julian Doyle Film and Culture Julian Doyle is a celebrated British filmmaker, editor and author whose four-decade career spans some
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Jun
Five mindset shifts for leaders who want to build real inclusion
True inclusion starts with mindset shifts—valuing people equally, beyond performance or policy, in everyday interactions.
05
Jun
Stephen R.W. Francis on his new book, The BBC’s Last Warrior-Statesman
A fearless BBC leader, Sir Richard Francis defended editorial independence against Thatcher-era political pressure.
04
Jun
Stanley Johnson: Marco Polo’s travel notes were ‘better than Google Maps’
The former MEP retraced the Silk Road using a 700-year-old diary — and says the medieval explorer’s descriptions were so
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May
The real AI challenge is human, not technical
AI success depends less on tools and more on human thinking, cognitive fluency, and learning integration.
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May
America’s alliance with Israel should not be beyond question
America must reassess its alliance with Israel, restoring scrutiny and separating foreign policy from political and theological reverence.
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May
The five-step mental reset for burnt-out executives
A five-step mental reset is helping burnt-out executives reconnect with purpose, balance, and long-term resilience.
22
May
Outpacing cyber threats, winning the race
AI-driven phishing scams are outpacing traditional defences — only speed and intelligence can keep up.
14
May
The next pandemic-causing bug won’t turn us into zombies, but it might still change us
Behavior-altering pathogens like Toxoplasma gondii may subtly change human behavior to increase their own transmission and spread.
13
May
Let It Be… your next getaway: inside George Harrison’s £40-a-night wellness retreat
George Harrison’s Bhaktivedanta Manor offers a peaceful spiritual retreat near London—vegetarian meals, meditation, and lasting calm for seekers.
09
May
Publishers said my latest crime novel wasn’t realistic – but I was a real policeman
RR Haywood’s new murder mystery reflects real policing, defying genre clichés by showcasing authentic police procedure and humour.
06
May
US researchers develop storm-resistant drone to improve extreme weather forecasting
US researchers develop drone that flies into storms, improving real-time data collection for better extreme weather forecasting.
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Apr
Meet the Crimefighters of 2055 – the Bots in Blue
Robotic police, AI forensic bots, and drone swarms will make crime virtually impossible by 2055, ensuring swift, flawless justice.
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Apr
Five ego-busting tips for stronger leadership
Ego kills connection. Andrew Horn offers five Hindu-inspired tips to replace ego-driven leadership with purpose-led service.
03
Apr
Tell it to the hand: what Da Vinci’s The Last Supper may really be saying
Filmmaker Julian Doyle suggests Da Vinci’s *The Last Supper* hides not Mary Magdalene, but clues elevating John the Baptist.
