Below is the foreword I wrote for my Tyndall colleagues’ detailed and rigorous report examining whether further expansion of Heathrow can be reconciled with

'The Collective' learned to communicate, organize, cheat, and apparently sacrifice its own

Got $10 and a gig of storage space? Marlin lets you weight your crawl toward the parts of the web you actually care about

New research measures the effectiveness of peat restoration on wildfire risk.

The amount of land occupied by a farming system does not necessarily reflect its importance to our food supply.

As I have already noted today, The Times has chosen to question whether Chris Packham is really autistic, despite the fact that he has a diagnosis saying that he is. I have already discussed some aspe...

UK homes’ reliance on gas represents an Achilles heel to the country’s national security. The energy shocks resulting from the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz i...

The question is: what on earth is Google doing?

Some things should not be controlled by private markets. A new paper suggests an alternative. Could this be Andy Burnham’s agenda

As the UK swelters in heatwaves which will only become more intense and frequent because of climate change, we need trees more than ever.

The heatwave in May meant people started to use more water to stay cool, and on their plants.

The government and its former defence secretary, who resigned yesterday, have both claimed that the UK faces an increased defence risk and that, as a consequence, defence spending must rise significan...

Every face is now a registration plate. Detection is less about gathering clues and more about querying databases. Where is our surveilled society bringing us? From Digital Rights Ireland's director A...

Watching the mayor up close in Manchester, I’ve seen his unusual gifts and glaring weaknesses. Would he make a good prime minister?

The IPO of big sector companies is probably nothing more than a transfer of investment risk to retail investors

Byline Times' Editor in Chief meets Labour's Greater Manchester Mayor to discuss imposter syndrome and proportional representation, the 'incestuous' Westminster media-political class – and how to conn...

‘This biennale seems cursed’, texted my friend. Despite feeling hypocritical about the environmental burden, I booked a flight to Venice.

The former Republican strategist and Lincoln Project founder has some hard lessons for Conservatives and Labour alike

This list shows the 25 sites in the waste sector with the largest detected and quantified emissions rates worldwide, as seen by key satellite instruments in 2025.

This is a prime minister who does not understand the difficult trade-offs involved in governing

The Financial Times has reported that EU officials are urging governments to prevent member states from offering support to households and businesses in response to the latest energy shock stemming fr...

Electricity prices rise with gas, even when cheaper power dominates, exposing flaws in how the system operates

Who could have possibly predicted this, besides everyone?

He's the London philanthropist who says he's committed to solving homelessness. So why is Asif Aziz's Criterion Capital rushing to make hundreds of Londoners homeless in the coming weeks?

Let's stop pretending that Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain Party and Nigel Farage's Reform UK are running different agendas. It is already clear that they co-exist to simultaneously fuel the rightward s...

The established press’ focus on supposedly ‘all powerful’ individual advisors often obscures the more important structural issues that come to define politics, writes Adam Bienkov

The UK Labour Party is being run into the ground, thanks to adopting FG's election tactics. This is the Gist.

Also, South Korea gets a pentesting F, US Treasury says bye bye to BAH, North Korean hackers evolve, and more Infosec in Brief  As if AI weren't enough of a security concern, now researchers have discovered that open-source AI deployments may be an even bigger problem than those from commercial providers. …