At the end of the debate, Evan Davis asked the audience to vote. Which would be more influential on the outcome of the election: the TV debates or social media? The audience (or at least those who could prise their fingers and thumbs away from their Blackberry’s long enough to vote) resoundingly backed the TV debates - perhaps swayed by Nick Robinson’s forecast that the TV audience for……

The beginning of a new decade has seen concerns about food security rise and debates on how to feed a growing population are striking up all over the world. All this has put the spotlight on agriculture, a long overdue spotlight that has left us with an uncertain future and 2.3 billion more mouths to feed in 2050. We must……

With a turnover of circa 100m per annum, Premier Rugby trails behind some of the Premiership Football Clubs in terms of revenues.  Despite this, Premier Rugby takes a firm lead in their involvement in community and social work.  The latest programme, due to launch across the country this month, is no exception.   Active Communities Network and Premier Rugby, in partnership with……

At the Editorial Intelligence ‘ Thought for the Day’ session yesterday, David Willets MP and John Kampfner, CEO, Index on Censorship, provided plenty of food for thought about the relationship between citizens and the state. Willetts’ new book, ‘The Pinch’, looks at the legacy of the baby boomers – who benefitted from generous pension schemes and economic prosperity, but have left……