There is a lot to like about the sage direct approach to enrollment in London
Hooray, Deliveroo's floating flop hasn't killed the appetite for tech announcements in London. In fact, the dark theory has always seemed far-fetched. Investors are able to distinguish between a loss-making fast food delivery company in a highly competitive arena and Wise, formerly TransferWise, a p
Wales delays easing of covid restrictions by four weeks
There must be a four-week break in easing Covid restrictions in Wales data, Prime Minister Mark Drakeford will confirm on Friday More than half a million doses of the vaccine are due to be rolled out over the course of month to try to counter a new wave of serious illness. Latest figures show there
UK food and drink exports to EU fall by £ 2bn in first quarter 2021
UK food and drink exports to the EU fell by £ 2 billion in the first three months of 2021, with dairy sales plummeting 90%, according to analysis of HMRC data . Brexit controls, storage and Covid have been blamed for much of the slowdown, but the industry said the numbers showed structural problems
UK government review of rape is a starting point, not a victory lap
The government has said sorry to thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of rape victims who have been disappointed by the systematic failures of the criminal justice system. He admitted, in blunt terms, that too many victims have not received the justice they deserve. Given the government's mea cul
Rape: Why have prosecutions fallen so dramatically in a decade?
The long-awaited review of rape investigations was launched more than two years ago when it became clear that victims were not getting justice as the number of prosecutions fell sharply. The Guardian has helped expose the situation with a series of investigations - pressuring the government to act.
