There’s no cure for sickle cell disease, but spotting it early can improve treatment
Most of the global cases of sickle cell disease are diagnosed in African countries. The Economist Intelligence Unit – the...
Month: July 2022
The 1990 XJ40 Jaguar restoration that’s better than the original
Fresh from the pages of Practical Classics Magazine, we meet three new car restorers who have changed their classic cars...
The Rising Cyber Threats Facing SMEs in the UK
The rising risk of social engineering and ransomware threats to SMEs is a big topic in insurance following the release...
Anti-speeding tech and 'black box' now mandatory in new EU cars
After ruling that motorists can no longer buy a new gasoline- or diesel-powered car after 2035, European Union regulators have...
Ecclesiastical pays price for unmasking child sexual abuse survivor
Gilo labelled abuse settlement values “derisory” and said that factoring in costs and fees he took £3500 less home from...
The road ahead for electric cars relies on affordability, not scrapping grants
Since 2011, the UK government has been providing a tax-payer funded discount on the sale of battery electric vehicles. Known...
5 Things to Do Before Going to University
Going to university can be one of the most exciting times of your life. But it’s only natural if you...
How To Spot Motoring Scams
At a time when money is already tight for most families, there has been an unprecedented rise in motoring scams....
Preparing the Last Will There is a Process
Death and taxes are the only things we can be assured will happen. Drawing up the last will is low...
Can a new department head get the politics out of infrastructure? (And is that a good idea anyway?)
Federal infrastructure policy has been rife with controversy for years: from the sports rorts scandal and dubious commuter car parks...
