Fact checking reached epic levels this Summer in Blighty. Both sides of the EU Referendum debate threw around all sorts of bamboozling stats. I came across (one of the many) supposedly neutral fact check outlets. They appear to achieve the misguided sleight of being both Left and Establishment. Still, kudos

I like wine to such a degree I can hardly believe there was a distant time when I frowned upon it. I have Capetonians and their winelands to thank for reversing that scandalous misperception. So I recently got a new book. In part – I’m not ashamed to admit – because

After seeing the first half of (the excellent) Billions, I noted the odd Sales steer [http://salespodder.com/how-to-sell-ideas-like-the-stars-of-tvs-billions/] . I’ve since read how a trading insider feels Billions is the first show that gets Wall Street right [http://observer.com/2016/01/billions-is-the-first-show-that-gets-wall-street-right/] . Some of the jargon used has

The man without whom there’d have been no EU-UK Leave/Remain referendum has just resigned. Again. Part of what the press now dub Brexodus. Anyone supposedly at the helm of either campaign seems to be gone. Or going. This particular party leader is certainly not an overwhelmingly popular politician.