Last week I went to the really wonderful Edvard Munch exhibition at the British Museum – about which I will say no more than, if you get the chance, you must go. It is on till July 21st so you have plenty of time. But emerging from the galleries full of praise for how well the …
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Climate change awakening
How many others had, like me, their climate change complacency ripped way by the the BBC's Climate change – The Facts last week? In fact, my 'awakening' had started a week before with the FT magazine's article, The Rise of Extinction Rebellion. But the shock was that much …
‘Why 5G makes me reconsider the health effects of cell phones’
Not my words but those of Susan Crawford, John A. Reilly Clinical Professor at Harvard Law School, author of Fiber: The Coming Tech Revolution—and Why America Might Miss It; Captive Audience: The Telecom Industry and Monopoly Power in the New Gilded Age, and co-author of The …
Unhelpful hatchet job
Those of you who watched Channel 5's Secrets of the Supermarkets last night will no doubt, like Alex Gazzola, be fuming this morning.... Alex was so cross with Chris Young, the Real Bread Campaign's spokesman who appeared on the programme, that he had already leapt into print on …
Allergy labelling consultation – does it fulfil the need?
Spurred on by the amazing campaign that Natasha Ednan Laperouse's parents have fronted since the inquest's findings into Natasha's death, the Food Standards Agency/DEFRA have been remarkably speedy in getting out a consultation on how to move forward. The question is how feasible …