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Jim Muttram

Spot the inconsistency

Lord Dubs, the Labour peer this year persuaded the government to promise to give sanctuary to vulnerable unaccompanied child refugees with no relatives in the UK. In May he secured a commitment that Britain would give homes to some of the estimated 88,000 child refugees…

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Jim Muttram

Spot the inconsistency...

Yesterday Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt was bitterly critical of the junior doctor's rejection of the latest employment deal. He claimed the result was undemocratic, saying: “The BMA’s figures show that only 40% of those eligible actually voted against this contract, and a third of BMA…

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Jim Muttram

The role of language

I was struck this week by the sharp contrast in language styles adopted by two of the world's great tech leaders - Tim Cook and Elon Musk. Tim Cook's keynote at the WWDC was full of the kind of language we have long associated with…

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Jim Muttram

Thinking Digitally in Tyneside

The Sage, Gateshead This year was something of a turning point for Thinking Digital as the Tyneside-based event, regarded as a kind of home-grown TED since its launch in 2008, this year branched out into satellite events in London and Manchester. The original event was…

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Jim Muttram

The value of a south facing roof

I was very struck today, as I whizzed through the countryside in a Newcastle-bound train, by the number of south-facing roofs bearing solar panels. I wonder how long it will be before we start detecting a difference in value depending on the orientation of houses.

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