So four runs this week... The Park Run, not aiming for a PB Monday's slow run Wednesday's slow run Friday's intervals Park Run I intended to head out at a 5 pace, and end on a 4.20, taking off .1 per KM.

According to a recent article in The Economist Britain is becoming pretty good at both building and using drones. This doesn't just meen teenagers down the park, drones are increasingly used in a lot of

We've had a scorching few days here in the UK just gone, apparently 9 people died in the 'heatwave' across three days, in water related incidents. We aired on the side of safety with the plants and opted

Simon Jenkins doesn’t sugarcoat it in The Guardian: When it comes to sanctions, the results just aren’t there. This is a tough pill for politicians to swallow. Sanctions seem so satisfying — they let

The past several decades of economic globalisation was built on a relatively high level of trust in global markets - with companies generally expecting that raw materials and goods could be sourced for

Britain has one of the lowest personal savings rates among rich countries now, and possibly the way we tend to talk about financial risk is part of the problem. If you try to open up any sort of investment

I did three pretty solid runs in the last week: A tempo park run at 24 mins A Monday easy run at a 6KM per minute pace, just under A Wednesday track session A Thursday easy run NB I am like the above days

David Wighton wrote a piece in The Times recently, asking a question that’s not going away: what happens to brands when AI starts making our choices for us? For years, the giants—Coke, Nike, Apple, all

Personally I love the concept of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods - creating more spaces for pedestrians and bikes and funnelling cars onto fewer roads should just make life more pleasant for everyone. Writing

Hettie O’Brien’s recent article in The Guardian focuses on a part of capitalism that most of us barely notice.... private equity firms snapping up everyday services like nurseries, care homes, student

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The industry probably wants us to think of it as dynamic pricing, but I personally prefer the name surge - it's a slightly less polite sounding way of describing something we're all familiar with it and

The Left in the UK seem to think that the UK is massively unequal and that wealth inequality especially is one of the root causes of most other social ills. However maybe increasingly inequality has been

There's been a strong free trade narrative around at least since Reagan and Thatcher, with the 'free' standing broadly for 'tariff' free - the neoliberal theory being that government interference in global

China is apparently now leading the way in robotics tech, so much so that it's changing the way even capitalism works! According to the International Federation of Robotics, China’s been the biggest market

George Monbiot pulls no punches in his recent Guardian column, “Turning our woodlands into a tip.” He takes a hard look at the mounting crisis of illegal waste dumping across the UK and points out just

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