Supply-chain fragility
August 28, 2020
‘Without a comprehensive deal, food shortages after Brexit will be far more severe than anything seen during the pandemic’
The lure of totalitarianism
August 28, 2020
"Across the Western world, friends and families have fallen out over their diverging views on the populism that has flourished in the past two
Sphinx without a secret
August 28, 2020
"Whether it’s the shadow government or the global elite, if it’s not one sinister cabal intent on taking over the world, then it’s another"
Inventing the sublime
August 28, 2020
As far as Rev Gilpin was concerned, he would have to rearrange Nature in his sketchbook until she became, in his approving term, “Picturesque”
The weird West
August 28, 2020
How would you complete this sentence? “I am . . .” Did you say “a journalist/lawyer/doctor” or “adventurous/intelligent/intellectually curious”? Or did you say “I
An ark in the deluge
August 28, 2020
"Libraries and archives are central to democracy because they are the storehouses of knowledge and truth"
Thousands of new French windfarms — but no reduction in carbon emissions
July 10, 2020
‘Wind and solar power make it impossible for France to close down its remaining fossil fuel power stations’