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Thorium - the future of nuclear energy?

Thorium - the future of nuclear energy?

Vyom Sharma Nuclear power is viewed as the future of sustainable energy for the planet, due to its tremendous energy density and reliability, providing a consistent and steady supply of energy. In contrast, renewable sources like wind and solar power are less reliable, and can only generate electricity in certain

Inside the UK economy: Insights from NatWest Chief Economist Sebastian Burnside

Inside the UK economy: Insights from NatWest Chief Economist Sebastian Burnside

Adit Goyal In a recent briefing from NatWest chief economist, Sebastian Burnside, he shared an overview of the UK economy. From inflation and labour markets to evolving consumer behaviour and climate pressures, his remarks revealed an economy undergoing significant structural changes. Here are the key takeaways from his talk: 1.

Can AI Predict the Stock Market?

Can AI Predict the Stock Market?

Taran Sabarinathan Imagine a computer so smart it could tell you which shares to buy, when to sell them, and how to make money in your sleep. Sounds like something from a sci-fi film, right? Yet this is exactly what some people hope artificial intelligence (AI) can do — predict the

Can social media help save democracy?

Can social media help save democracy?

Rayhan Don Since 1997, the voter turnout in UK general elections has decreased significantly, with a low of 59.4% in 2001. Comparing this to pre 1997 - between 1922 and 1997, turnout at UK general elections remained above 71%. This rose to over 80% in the general elections of

The Perspective #13: Spring 2025

The Perspective #13: Spring 2025

Nathan Samuel Pope Francis dies at 88: Robert Prevost elected On April 21st 2025, Pope Francis died at the age of 88. This brought his 12-year pontificate to an end, after being elected on March 13th 2013. Following his passing, there was a nine-day mourning period. After this, the conclave

Should the ‘Joint Enterprise’ law be reformed?

Should the ‘Joint Enterprise’ law be reformed?

Elize Hartzer Joint Enterprise, professionally cited as ‘secondary liability, is a common law doctrine. It subjects all parties involved in a criminal act to the same degree of charge by the court. This dissolves the two separate distinctions in the perpetration of a crime (the principal who actually commits the

AI in healthcare: a help or hindrance?

AI in healthcare: a help or hindrance?

Meenu Vithanage The healthcare industry is undergoing a technological revolution. From robotic-assisted surgeries to AI-driven diagnostic tools, digitisation and artificial intelligence are reshaping the way medical professionals diagnose disease, manage patient data, and deliver treatment. From electronic health records to AI-driven diagnostics, such advancements supposedly improve efficiency, accuracy, and patient