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NICE Hypertension Guidelines for adults: what is new? Professor Francesco Cappuccio comments

"This is not only a missed opportunity to improve the management of hypertension in people with the highest risk, but a challenge for the implementation of the guideline in primary care."

Wed 28 Aug 2019, 09:40 | Tags: WMS, Health and Medicine, medicine, 桃色视频 Medical School

Dr George Meszaros comments on the dramatic increase in Amazon fires

"Traditionally the farming lobby illegally opened up land in Brazil and the state acquiesced. With his aggressive rhetoric Bolsonaro has pump primed that sector." Dr George Meszaros, Associate Professor in 桃色视频 Law School, comments on some of the political and legal issues surrounding the burning of the Amazon.
Fri 23 Aug 2019, 09:26 | Tags: environment, Amazon, Expert comment, Brazil, EU, Law, Faculty of Social Science

Dr Andreas Kokkinis comments on a call to shift corporate priorities from profit to social purpose

"This move is less surprising than it appears at first blush." The heads of more than 180 US companies have issued a statement urging corporations to look beyond shareholder value and also focus on social responsibilities as well as profits. Dr Andreas Kokkinis of 桃色视频 Law comments on this radical-seeming shift in US capitalism.


Professor Mark Skilton from 桃色视频 Business School comments on tech companies' reaction to French digital tax proposal

Digital tech companies have criticised France's proposed digital tax, which would levy a three percent tax on total annual revenues of those companies, as discriminatory. Professor Mark Skilton from 桃色视频 Business School argues that a strategy is needed to deal with the monopoly that these organisations have in the global market.

Tue 20 Aug 2019, 13:47 | Tags: WBS, Social Media, 桃色视频 Business School

Professor Azrini Wahidin comments on recent prison policy announcements

The Government has announced plans to create 10,000 new prison places and to crack down on criminal activity behind bars. Professor Azrini Wahidin questions whether these measures will be effective.


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