In normal times, exams would be externally set, marked and moderated and any coursework would be subject to external verification. But as the Covid-19 pandemic surged, on 17th March, the

Millions of years ago, the atmosphere of our planet was thick with carbon dioxide (CO2); it is a greenhouse gas, which means that it captures the heat of sunlight and

Sir Adrian Cadbury in 1992 provided a lasting definition of governance as “the system by which companies are directed and controlled”. The definition was as part of the Cadbury Code;

John Rainford believes that attempting to predict outcomes is the next stage in our evolution Evolution, as Darwin observed, cannot just stop dead – the next leap in evolution in

Deirdre LaBassiere, a Fellow of The Lunar Society, offers a personal reflection on an issue that has long been present but which has manifested itself recently in ‘Black Lives Matter’ 

Howard Wheeldon, an independent specialist analyst and well-respected commentator on macro-economic and geo-political affairs, examines the potential aftermath of COVID-19. How well prepared was the UK – and was the

Long-termism, as opposed to a stock market that wants quick profits, might well be one of the more beneficial outcomes of the world pandemic. However, businesses, charities and society will

THE PROGRESSIVE FUTURE OF HOSPICE CARE Lunar Society member Tina Swani, Chief Executive of Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice for 18 years, reflects on the challenges faced by the crisis resulting

Climate change is accepted by most of the world’s governments as being a major threat to civilization, but who owns the problem and, of greater concern, who will address the