Opinion

In the first of two articles on the Market Hall in Devonport, Plymouth, Professor Bob Stone argues the development cost would have been better spent on technology to inspire and educate the next generation. For the response from Lindsey Hall, chief executive of Real Ideas, which developed the Market Hall concept, please see here: Lindsey Hall: Magic moments in a time of Covid are just the...

This week marks Good Divorce Week, which highlights ways in which separating and divorcing couples can reach agreements without unnecessary acrimony.

Couples looking to separate may be able to use artificial intelligence to help sort out their divorce – from dividing assets to parenting arrangements.

Technology has played a key role in resolving disputes in recent years –...

“She just doesn’t have the range, darling” quipped Matt Lucas in 2005, dressed up as Shirley Bassey, in response to Tina Turner’s vocal ability.

Whilst this sketch has rightly been removed from repeats of Little Britain, its portent for the owners of electric vehicles is its one commanding legacy.

We recently traded our two family cars, one diesel (ugh) and one petrol (ugh-...

Responding to climate change is a shared responsibility. September through to November, there are several events like Technology Live 2021, Climathon 2021 and the vast COP26 coming up which will magnify key environmental issues across different sectors, reinforcing the need for the commitment and the acceleration of purposeful governmental and corporate social responsibility initiatives....