Coronavirus one year on: two countries that got it right, and three that got it wrong
Why South Korea and Ghana have fared better than the UK, Brazil and India.
Rollercoaster year expected for UK housing market
Britain’s housing market has been on a particularly bumpy ride over the past few years and that trend looks set to continue throughout 2021 as the impact of Brexit and the global pandemic begin to bite.
Is politics’ winning obsession damaging the COVID effort?
Our politicians’ obsession with winning conforms to the belief that life’s a competition and the sooner you start focusing on that, the more likely you are to succeed. But this is a fallacy with increasingly damaging consequences.
How virtual reality could transform the iGaming industry
Virtual reality technology has been a long time coming, but 2021 may finally be the year that VR gaming becomes mainstream – and gambling firms could be some of the biggest winners.
Cannabis compound found to be an effective weapon in fight against superbugs
A compound of cannabis has been found to be able to kill the bacteria responsible for gonorrhoea, meningitis and legionnaires disease. The medical breakthrough could lead to the first new class of antibiotics for resistant bacteria in over half a century.
A beginner’s guide to cryptocurrencies
Elon Musk’s tweets and a Chinese crackdown causing large fluctuations in the prices of a variety of cryptocurrencies, have put the technology back in the news. We answer some of the biggest questions.
The rise of social gaming
Whilst many of us panicked about life trapped inside without real life social engagements for months as the world changed in March 2020, gamers were confident that isolation did not need to be a problem.
4 ways to decorate a rented flat to make it feel more homely
If you have lived in a rented flat for a while, you are probably bored of the magnolia walls and cheap furniture that came with the property, but have struggled to find ways to make the property your own.
7 tips to save money when buying a car
Never pay more than you should on your next vehicle. Cars are generally our second largest capital outlay after our…
