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We’re still not willing to part with an extra cent to help the environment, a fact that policymakers will have to get their heads around
Sending thousands of political representatives to the doorsteps to actually listen to the views and feelings of the inhabitants is invaluable
I’m sure Vespas are cool in certain circumstances, but I’ve yet to figure out what those circumstances are
The American broadcaster Edward R Murrow never received a cent of taxpayers’ money, but still provided a masterclass in quality journalism
River cruises aren’t for everyone, but they are absolutely, positively for me
Moronic advice is everywhere, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t avoid it
The crowdsourcing of truth may be popular with the likes of Elon Musk, but it will be a disaster for the rest of us
Sending a chief executive to get shouted at in a call centre for half a day a week would have a far bigger impact on service quality than net promoter...
After two decades of faithful service my boots are facing oblivion, and that’s bad news for a sentimentalist like me
We may find it funny when crackpot rumours cross over from social media to the mainstream, but we may not be laughing for long
The toxic deluge of gossip that was allowed to develop around an ill woman need never have developed
Indulging the unimportant is not immoral, but entirely normal
Rather than trying to guess the electorate’s motivations, we should focus on understand the subtleties and nuance at play in their voting choices
The government could learn a lot from a set of principles contained in one influential book
Part of the reason some of us may want shorter journey times may well be to lessen our exposure to this travel adventure
The party’s move into power-sharing means it will face questions about how it handles issues while actually in government
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