Revisiting the point-source hypothesis of the coronary heart disease epidemic in light of the COVID-19 pandemic
The 20th century coronary heart disease pandemic remains a partial enigma.
Weakened by a decade of austerity: why the UK’s covid-19 inquiry is right to look at policies since 2010
Any concerns that the UK’s covid-19 inquiry would give ministers an easy ride seem to have been dispelled by the determination with which its chair, Heather Hallett, has pursued information held by former prime minister Boris Johnson.
Slowdown means the end of pervasive capitalism
Danny Dorling discusses the end of the age of speed in his book Slowdown.
The long shadow of the cost of living emergency
In ‘The long shadow of the cost-of-living emergency’, Amy Baker and Hannah Paylor revealed that:
Sir, Is Lord Sumption aware that the Roundheads won?
In Response to: Oxford Magazine, No. 452, 0th Week, TT, “The New Roundheads”
Most people in the UK now share Robert Owen’s views
From 1798 to 1822 Britain suffered it longest ever fall in wages and a huge drop in living conditions
What would it take to persuade Rishi Sunak to join the Patriotic Millionaires?
I suspect they would agree to him joining, were he to ask. He is, after all, both patriotic and a multi-millionaire.