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The Hidden Cost of Public-Private Partnerships

The hidden cost of Public-Private Partnerships
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How Taxpayers Lose Out While Private Profits Soar Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are often sold as efficient, innovative solutions to deliver essential public services. In practice, many of these deals in the UK have brought ballooning costs, poor outcomes, and handsome profits for private firms. Worse, some of these companies have links to politicians and use … Read more

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The government’s so-called “climbdown” on disability benefit cuts isn’t the victory it’s being sold as

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Ministers now promise that existing claimants of PIP and LCWRA won’t face immediate cuts, but these assurances are only just being formalised and remain vague. Meanwhile, the legislation is being rushed through Parliament with little time for proper scrutiny. Crucially, from 2026, new claimants will still face harsh new rules. The “four-point rule” will make … Read more

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Psychohistory and the Rise of Predictive AI: Are We Approaching Asimov’s Vision?

Psycohistory and the Rise of Predictive Ai
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When Isaac Asimov introduced the concept of psychohistory in his Foundation series, it felt like pure science fiction. A fantastical blend of sociology, mathematics and statistical foresight, it enabled one man to predict and reshape the fate of a galactic empire. But in today’s world of artificial intelligence and big data, Asimov’s ideas feel less … Read more

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Trump Hints at US-Israeli Alliance in Iran Strategy With Provocative Social Media Post

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President Donald Trump has sparked fresh debate over US involvement in Middle East military operations after his latest social media post pointedly referred to joint US-Israeli strategy against Iran. Responding to recent escalations, Trump declared, “We are not going to kill Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei – at least not for now. We know … Read more

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What the AI’s Think: Corporate Power, Ethics, and the Future of Artificial Intelligence

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Introduction As Artificial Intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in our societies, questions about its governance, ethics, and purpose become impossible to ignore. Will AI empower the many, or enrich the few? Will it amplify human agency or replace it? Will it uphold truth, fairness, and sustainability, or serve profit-driven interests? To explore these questions, I … Read more

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Mein Covfefe: The Art of the Demagogue

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Prologue: It All Started With a Steal They said I lost. But I checked, and I hadn’t. Fake news. Bad math. I won, bigly. History will remember January 6 as the day America almost got it right, a tremendous, beautiful day full of passion, flags, and just a little misunderstood felony trespassing. The fake historians … Read more

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Potholes and Power | How Cambridge’s ‘Sustainable’ Traffic Policy Serves Development Interests

Cambridge Traffic Policy & Development
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Cambridge, a city celebrated for its cyclists and academia, is in the throes of a radical transformation. Major roads have been closed to through traffic. Bus gates and bollards split neighbourhoods. Cycling infrastructure has expanded dramatically. And yet, for many residents, congestion has worsened, pollution has simply shifted, and once-united communities are now divided by … Read more

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Why UK Councils Aren’t Building the Homes We Need

Why Councils Aren't Building Homes
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Behind the social housing shortfall lies a tangled web of funding gaps, land hoarding, and political short-termism. In Britain today, more than 1.2 million households are on social housing waiting lists. Meanwhile, council housing stock has been shrinking for decades. Despite a mounting crisis in affordability and homelessness, local authorities have failed to replace homes … Read more

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The Land of the Few: How Hidden Ownership and Rigged Development Drive Britain’s Housing Crisis

The Land of the Few: How Hidden Ownership and Rigged Development Drive Britain’s Housing Crisis
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Introduction Britain’s housing crisis is not merely about a shortage of homes. It is the result of a system where land, the most fundamental resource – is hoarded, hidden, and manipulated by the wealthy, often at public expense. This is a crisis engineered through secrecy, deregulation, and the systematic retreat of the state from the … Read more

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