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Four productivity hacks for sustained insight

High performance isn’t about pushing harder – it’s about leading smarter. These four practical hacks help you protect energy, focus and lasting impact

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Author

Catherine Baker

Date

16 February 2026

The myth of ‘the zone’ and what actually creates focus

Spells of rare sporting brilliance show that finding intense concentration relies on achieving balance in your life

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Author

Ed Smith

Date

02 February 2026

Tough decisions must be made to get the UK growing

Healthcare and income tax require radical reform, but the Budget revealed little ambition to tackle the big issues

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Author

Szu Ping Chan

Date

22 December 2025

Time is running out for Starmer and Reeves

The prime minister and chancellor may be safe for now but Cabinet ministers believe it’s a case of when, not if, they fall

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Author

Steven Swinford

Date

08 December 2025

    AI Ethics and Governance

    How to innovate with generative AI while staying copyright safe

    Sponsored content: As generative AI use surges, organisations must manage copyright and data risks through clear policies, licensing and responsible content use

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    Author

    Alice Cumming

    Date

    02 December 2025

    Turning data into action the Virgin way

    Genuine change doesn’t happen by magic but by digging into data, being open and involving everyone

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    Author

    Nikki Humphrey

    Date

    10 November 2025

    How to use M&A to drive strategic growth

    Castore went ahead with its recent acquisition of Belstaff from Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos only when it was satisfied five key criteria had been met

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    Author

    Tom Beahon

    Date

    29 September 2025

    Keeping older workers could hold the key for UK economy

    Raising the state pension age to save billions may seem attractive to a cash-strapped government but returns from earlier rises are dwindling

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    Author

    Szu Ping Chan

    Date

    24 September 2025

    Taxing times lie ahead for Labour and business

    ‘Never here Keir’ and a chancellor now seen as a political liability face a tough sell as a brutal fiscal reality looms over the next Budget

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    Author

    Steven Swinford

    Date

    17 September 2025

    An economic reality check is coming

    Both the country and the government must face the truth: either taxes will have to rise or services will need to be cut. We can’t have both

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    Author

    Szu Ping Chan

    Date

    28 July 2025

    From mandate to mutiny: Can Starmer survive year two?

    The prime minister is seeing his popularity – and his authority – fade as a series of costly U-turns make tax rises ever more likely

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    Author

    Steven Swinford

    Date

    21 July 2025