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Is enough being done to protect children online?

It is a question almost as old as the internet itself: how do you prevent children from being exposed to…

9 years ago

Is it possible to find ethically-sourced diamonds?

Despite having entered the public eye at the start of the century, the issue of blood diamonds and regulation in…

9 years ago

Is this the death of diesel cars?

The shockwaves that reverberated around the automotive world following the ‘dieselgate’ scandal in 2015 were vast – and they show…

9 years ago

Who decides which foods are healthy and which aren’t?

It is a strange paradox that, despite the increase people throughout the developed world becoming either overweight or obese, more…

9 years ago

Are smartphones negatively affecting our children?

The technological leap in smartphones in recent years has been enormous, allowing people to do more than many would have…

9 years ago

Drivers worldwide are fighting back against car-crash fraudsters

‘Porcelain bumping’, ‘swoop and squat’ or ‘crash for cash’ – the name may vary depending on where you are in…

9 years ago

A new low in the fight against legal highs?

As governments across Europe step up their battle against legal highs, the debate continues to rage as to whether legalisation,…

9 years ago

How much do life-saving drugs really cost?

Putting a price on a potentially life-saving drug can be challenging for both economic and ethical reasons. Drug companies can…

9 years ago

Should we be doing more to Protect Children from Online Porn?

With porn being so easily available, the issue on a lot of people’s minds is the safety of children when…

9 years ago

Regulation in the fast food industry

With countries across the globe facing what the World Health Organisation (WHO) calls an ‘obesity epidemic’ it is little wonder…

9 years ago