Tag: UK

  • Twitter’s gone One Direction

    Twitter’s gone One Direction

    One Direction have more influence on UK Twitter users than David Cameron, Stephen Fry and Piers Morgan

     

    Piers Morgan’s public spat with Jeremy Clarkson has made headlines in recent days, but according to research by PeerIndex, the chat show host is ahead of the automotive expert in terms of his influence on British users of Twitter. (more…)

  • Plodding communications

    Plodding communications

    Matthew Steeples argues that the detainment of David Miranda again illustrates why a clearer communications strategy is required on the part of the police

     

    David Miranda’s detainment may have been legitimate and he may indeed have been carrying information that could be considered dangerous to Britain. Equally, though, these charges could simply be, as most suspect, trumped up by the Met. The main wrong in this story, however, is the way in which our police and their press departments have handled it. (more…)

  • Tatiana von Saxe Wilson: “What’s on your mantelpiece?”

    Tatiana von Saxe Wilson: “What’s on your mantelpiece?”

    20 questions with founder of The People’s Book Prize Tatiana von Saxe Wilson

     

    The Steeple Times shares “wit and wisdom”. What’s your guiding force?

    Pursuit and success.

     

    “Don’t get even, get medieval” is, in our humble opinion, a great motto. What’s yours?

    “Make the best better”.

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  • Costing a degree

    Costing a degree

    Australia is the most expensive country in terms of studying costs

     

    A recent study by HSBC’s Wealth Development department came up with a surprising revelation: Australia is the most costly country in the world in which to study. (more…)

  • Going Bongo

    Going Bongo

    What was UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom referring to?

     

    This morning we published an article about Godfrey Bloom MEP’s now notorious “Bongo Bongo Land” comments. We’ve received both positive and negative responses directly and on Twitter and thus thought we better delve into the possible meanings of the phrase. (more…)

  • The game of transfers

    The game of transfers

    Pontus Maltbourg analyses this year’s European football transfer window

     

    With less than one month remaining of the major European transfer window it is time to analyse the movers and shakers in European football. (more…)

  • I (don’t) Love My Country

    I (don’t) Love My Country

    Fred Sculthorp delves into the mysterious world of Saturday night television

     

    There’s something dark taking place on the BBC’s Saturday night entertainment slot, or so the Internet would have you believe. (more…)

  • Bigots attack Baroness

    Bigots attack Baroness

    Trolls complain about Doreen Lawrence’s elevation to the peerage

     

    Yesterday, we added the newly ennobled Baroness Lawrence OBE to our roll call of campaigners. Today, we’ve been inundated by tweets from those who disapprove of this move. (more…)

  • A Fyne accord

    A Fyne accord

    A review of Covent Garden’s Loch Fyne Restaurant

     

    In May 2004, the car park of the Loch Fyne Oyster Bar at Clachan in Argyll, Scotland became famous after Gordon Brown and John Prescott met there to discuss and agree who would be Tony Blair’s successor. (more…)

  • Amazonian takes on the City

    Amazonian takes on the City

    Gina and Alan Miller launch the True & Fair Investment Calculator

     

    Already well known for their groundbreaking True & Fair Campaign, Gina and Alan Miller have recently launched a free online calculator that enables investors and savers to easily discover the impact of costs and fees on their investments.

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