Tag: United Kingdom
Cairncross Review: Can local journalism be saved?
16 Sep 2018
The Cairncross Review in the UK has been soliciting evidence on the future of “high-quality journalism” as local newspapers are under threat.
Domino’s apologises for TV ad depicting ‘Inuit’
10 Dec 2016
Pizza firm Domino’s is one of many major companies in the UK using Indigenous culture and celebration of colonialism for corporate gain.
For sale: Making a killing from Britain’s colonial crimes – Part 1
9 Dec 2016
Tomorrow investigates major companies and government agencies in the UK using Indigenous culture and celebration of colonialism for corporate gain.
For sale: Making a killing from Britain’s colonial crimes – Part 2
9 Dec 2016
Tomorrow investigates major companies and government agencies in the UK using Indigenous culture and celebration of colonialism for corporate gain.
For sale: Making a killing from Britain’s colonial crimes – Part 3
9 Dec 2016
Tomorrow investigates major companies and government agencies in the UK using Indigenous culture and celebration of colonialism for corporate gain.
For sale: Making a killing from Britain’s colonial crimes – Part 4
9 Dec 2016
Tomorrow investigates major companies and government agencies in the UK using Indigenous culture and celebration of colonialism for corporate gain.
For sale: Making a killing from Britain’s colonial crimes – Part 5
9 Dec 2016
Tomorrow investigates major companies and government agencies in the UK using Indigenous culture and celebration of colonialism for corporate gain.
The trouble with non-prescription medicines
24 Feb 2016
One in five patients misuse non-prescription medicines and almost 40 per cent don’t always read instructions, finds a study from the University of Aberdeen.
‘Little girls playing’: Music industry’s gender bias
22 Jan 2016
Interviews with women in music industry management described being assessed by gender, not competence and having to adjust their behaviour to fit in with men.
Schools should teach ‘sacrifice’, says educator
8 Dec 2015
‘Sacrifice’ and the concept of ‘enough’ should be used to teach sustainability in schools and combat rampant consumerism, claims a university educator.
