British sea power: turning the tide
Around half of Europe’s potential wave and tidal resource is thought to be in the UK. Globally, the waters around these islands could account for up to 15 per cent of the world’s marine energy resource.
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Growing the Rose
The RFU four year mission statement statement is characteristically ambitious.
On the UK's coronavirus strategy
The UK’s response to the coronavirus is at odds with much of the world, including its near European neighbours.
"Britain can be a global leader": the determined optimism of Tony Blair
It's worth reading Tony Blair's article on the website of his Institute for Global Change. There can't be many clearer expositions of the need for Remainers to work out how to make the best of Brexit. He urges a "determined optimism."
British food standards: are they at risk?
What do fears about chlorinated chicken say about food safety in the UK?
Will the Global Talent visa attract world class talent?
The British scientific community has been pretty gloomy of late, racked with worries about Brexit. But perhaps the new Global Talent visa will provide some scope for optimism.
The quietest and coldest place in the universe is in Lancashire
That’s because English boffins have made themselves an atom nursery
The drugs do work
Britain has a thriving ‘legal’ cannabis industry, writes Robert Jackman in The Spectator, which generates hundreds of millions of pounds in revenue each year. He cites a recent UN report, saying that Britain is currently the biggest producer and exporter of legal cannabis in the world.
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