I’ve travelled all over the world for the BBC and seen evidence of environmental damage and climate change everywhere. It’s the biggest challenge humanity has ever faced. Tackling it means changing how we do virtually everything. We are right to be anxious and afraid at the prospect, but I reckon we should also see this as a thrilling story of exploration, and I’m delighted to have been given the chance of a ringside seat as chief environment correspondent.
In a blog post, Dave Clark, senior vice president of Amazon Worldwide Operations, wrote: "I'm grateful to our teams who continue to play a vital role serving their communities.
By Dharshini DavidBusiness correspondentimage copyrightGetty ImagesAlong with the keys to No 11 Downing Street, the chancellor is given the job of doling out hundreds of billions of pounds of taxpayer money every year. In fact, for the first time this year, government...
The owner of a chain of bars in the Midlands and the north of England has warned the government that the hospitality industry is on the brink of financial collapse. Martin Greenhow, who runs the MOJO bar chain, has urged ministers to rethink their rules on pubs and...
