Why we must thank our oceans
On Saturday June 8, we celebrate World Oceans Day, an official international day dedicated to recognising the voice of ocean and coastal nations worldwide.
Are the press losing patience with climate?
On May 3 we celebrate World Press Freedom Day. Launched back in 1998 and observed by UNESCO, the day celebrates the fundamental principles of press freedom; to defend the media from attacks on their independence and acknowledge journalists who put their lives at risk in the exercise of their profession.
Why life is hard for the data journalist (but needn’t be)
It didn’t seem to get the coverage it deserved. Few news outlets covered its release despite its significance in the publishing industry.
Easter: Another reason to get eggsercised…
If anyone had hoped Easter would provide some respite from the misery of the cost of living crisis in the UK, then they were sadly mistaken.
UK wage growth still growing, but slower…
UK nominal wage growth has continued to slow down for the three months to January, according to the most recent Office for National Statistics (ONS) update.
A brief introduction to the ONS and its data
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) stands as the authoritative body responsible for collecting, analysing, and disseminating statistical data for the United Kingdom.
An introduction to the World Bank and its data
In an era characterised by unprecedented connectivity, understanding the dynamics of the global economy is more important than ever.