The poor will rise up!: Billionaires fear The total wealth held by the world’s billionaires rose by 17 percent in 2016 to $6 trillion, but these privileged masses are concerned that this inequality, this poor distribution of wealth, could lead

Bridge is not a sport!: A court rules There has been much debate as to what is a sport? The decision of whether it means simply an activity shared among a team, or whether there’s more to it. Now, the

A Member who is in the waste paper recycling industry sent us a debt for approximately £600 debt a while back. By this time, the debt was nearly 5 months old and the Member had only the first part of

Consumers and businesses ‘paying too much for energy’ An independent report has concluded that as businesses and consumers, we are paying too much for our energy. Prof Dieter Helm, from Oxford University, was asked by the government to examine how

Legal hurdles to super-fast broadband deal with Openreach A proposed £600 million deal has been announced between the UK government and BT Group’s network subsidiary OpenReach. The deal which aimed to deliver superfast broadband to 1.4 million rural homes, now