As I See It: Steve Sampson Let’s get one thing clear immediately. The virus started in China. I’ll always love Peking Duck, but bat soup? I don’t care what the woke Lord Mayor of London Sadiq Khan says. There is nothing racist about all this. More importantly, the Chinese are now recovering fastest and they […]
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Despite the grim Chambers report there are reasons to be cheerful
As I See It: Terry Murden Scotland’s economists have been in full thundering ‘gloom mood’, giving a stark and bruising assessment of the outlook and warning of “subdued levels of confidence and investment”. Yet even before the send button was pressed on this latest view from the Scottish Chambers of Commerce and Fraser of Allander […]
Brexit may be looming, but GDPR will still hover over us
Tech Talk: Bill Magee Never has an undoctored flow of factual information been so vital in a digital age dominated by endless social media chatter and hijacked by what’s become known as fake news. Twitter has this week singled out the worst of such manipulated tweets labelling them “deep fakes” and is seeking social media […]
LPG can play a key role in affordable housing
Affordable housing seems to be an ongoing issue across the UK. Positive initiatives and efficient processes are needed to help the sector deliver the number of homes that Brits can pay for — which is where LPG energy could play a part. This article – from LPG suppliers, Flogas UK – discusses how LPG is […]
Delicious mini-dramas are a delightful start to the day
Review: Big Bite-Size Breakfast Show (rating 5/5) This Show is back for its 14th year at the Fringe, and it has moved venue, upsized its audience capacity and enrolled a new member of the cast. It also presents 15 new short plays, five of which can be seen every morning on a rotating basis. There […]