A new book explores how energy management can improve focus, productivity, and sustainable high performance.
Three in Four Brits Don’t Know What ‘Cruelty-Free’ Really Means, New Poll Reveals
A new poll highlights confusion among consumers about cruelty-free labels, animal testing, and ethical product choices.
A new poll highlights confusion among consumers about cruelty-free labels, animal testing, and ethical product choices.
New Report Demonstrates Power of Rewilding for People and Communities
A new report highlights how rewilding can restore nature while strengthening communities, wellbeing, and local connections.
A new report highlights how rewilding can restore nature while strengthening communities, wellbeing, and local connections.
Stuck in Traffic? It Could Be Good for Your Relationship, New Research
New research suggests traffic delays can create unexpected opportunities for conversation, helping couples strengthen communication and connection during shared commutes.
New research suggests traffic delays can create unexpected opportunities for conversation, helping couples strengthen communication and connection during shared commutes.
Quadruple Amputee’s 3,000-Mile Banger Rally for Scotland’s Amputees
Cor Hutton has two prosthetic legs, two transplanted hands, one third of a lung and a recent kidney transplant.
Cor Hutton has two prosthetic legs, two transplanted hands, one third of a lung and a recent kidney transplant.
Physician Executive Dr. Michael Corvini Releases New Book—the Physics of Leadership
As organizations confront unprecedented uncertainty, workforce fatigue, and increasing complexity.
As organizations confront unprecedented uncertainty, workforce fatigue, and increasing complexity.
Rise of Pauper’s Funerals Hints at Risk of ‘Loneliness Epidemic’ for Older Men
A rise in publicly funded funerals highlights growing loneliness, social isolation, and financial hardship affecting older men in later life.
A rise in publicly funded funerals highlights growing loneliness, social isolation, and financial hardship affecting older men in later life.
Why Play Still Matters in a Screen-First World
Fifty years ago, children spent their free time climbing, exploring, creating and making friends face-to-face.
Fifty years ago, children spent their free time climbing, exploring, creating and making friends face-to-face.
Scottish Musician JD Allan Releases Debut Memoir
Scottish musician JD Allan recounts decades of global adventures, music, and unforgettable encounters in his witty debut memoir.
Scottish musician JD Allan recounts decades of global adventures, music, and unforgettable encounters in his witty debut memoir.
British Businesses Are Buying AI Licences and Calling It Strategy, Warns New Consultancy
The warning comes amid mounting evidence of a two-speed AI economy.
The warning comes amid mounting evidence of a two-speed AI economy.
Australia’s Future Cannot Be Left to Luck, Warns Kearney
The book contends that Australia's prosperity can no longer rely on natural advantages alone.
The book contends that Australia’s prosperity can no longer rely on natural advantages alone.
AI Has Changed. The Challenge of Creating Business Value Hasn’t
AI alone doesn’t create business value—lasting results come from clear strategy, execution, and solving meaningful customer problems.
AI alone doesn’t create business value—lasting results come from clear strategy, execution, and solving meaningful customer problems.
Yoho – A Debut Children’s Adventure Novel
A determined girl embarks on a sea-bound adventure to find her missing family in this heartfelt debut for young readers.
A determined girl embarks on a sea-bound adventure to find her missing family in this heartfelt debut for young readers.
Football Fever and the Power of Sport Inspiring Children to Get Active, According to Parents
Parents say major football events inspire children to exercise more, boosting physical activity, teamwork, and healthy habits.
Parents say major football events inspire children to exercise more, boosting physical activity, teamwork, and healthy habits.
New Data Shows PE Hours Continue to Be Squeezed in Schools
New government show PE continues to account for a smaller share of teaching time in secondary schools than in previous years.
New government show PE continues to account for a smaller share of teaching time in secondary schools than in previous years.
Ten Years On, Marmalade Trust Warns of Rising Loneliness in the AI Age
The report reveals that despite significant advances in public understanding, loneliness remains widespread across society.
The report reveals that despite significant advances in public understanding, loneliness remains widespread across society.