The Conversation UKflipped into Conversation UKU.S. Politics America divided: never has the pursuit of happiness seemed so far off The Conversation UK - Paul Whiteley and Harold D Clarke and Marianne Stewart As Washington hosts a presidential inauguration under strict security lockdown, the US has rarely been more divided and unhappy. The shocking mob …
The Conversation UKflipped into Conversation UKBrexit Brexit: financial services face continued uncertainty – here's why The Conversation UK - Sarah Hall Since the UK voted to leave the EU, financial services has been largely absent from Brexit discussions. This is despite the fact that financial …
The Conversation UKflipped into HEALTH & MEDICINEVegan Diet Is a vegan diet healthier? Five reasons why we can't tell for sure The Conversation UK - Keren Papier and Anika Knüppel and Tammy Tong While there are many reasons why a person may choose to go vegan, health is often cited as a popular motive. But although vegan diets are often …
The Conversation UKflipped into BUSINESS & ECONOMYEnvironment Annual reports should inform society – not only those with a financial interest The Conversation UK - Alan Jagolinzer With many companies such as airlines and retailers struggling during the pandemic, there’s a lot of focus on their short-term financial health. This …
The Conversation UKflipped into SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYUK News Hospitals are near their limits – computer models can help keep their doors open The Conversation UK - Robert Van Der Meer and Gillian Hopkins Anderson Coronavirus is causing a strain on health services around the world. Just last week, over 80% of critical care beds in England were full, with …
The Conversation UKflipped into HEALTH & MEDICINEMutations Coronavirus variants: how did they evolve and what do they mean? The Conversation UK - Ed Feil When supplies of oxygen at hospitals in Manaus, Brazil, recently ran out, the airforce was called in for emergency evacuations while healthcare …