Offices have closed and this morning an army of workers switched on their laptops and logged on from home. But, after the dust settles on the current crisis, will the office as we know it survive?
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has delivered his first Budget – and, as political editor Richard Porritt explains, he is hoping medicine in the form of cold, hard cash will save the UK’s economy
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has moved to “act in the national interest” over the coronavirus outbreak using his first Budget speech to declare: “We will get through this together.”
A recent study revealed just 8% of children believe they learnt enough about money management at school – but it has been a compulsory part of the national curriculum since 2014. Here business editor Richard Porritt meets one woman who thinks she has the solution to a “growing epidemic of debt”.
Next month experts from across the energy industry will present their vision for the transition to net zero at the East of England Energy Group’s (EEEGR) SNS2020 conference.
MPs have launched a renewed bid for a “strategic plan” for the East of England’s offshore wind revolution – but an industry expert has said one of the key demands is “not feasible”.
Today is the day. A mere 1,316 days since the United Kingdom narrowly voted to leave the European Union it is finally about to happen ... but, as political editor Richard Porritt explains, Brexit is far from over.
A campaign to ban the European flag flying in the UK post-Brexit is ‘beyond ridiculous’ argues Richard Porritt and asks ‘why not ban the Union Jack as well?’
A carbon-free future is the topic of discussion at a two day conference and exhibition held in Norwich, titled “Smart Generation – the Transition to 2050”.
