David McCann
Deputy Editor at The Times
Belfast-native deputy editor of The Times and Sunday Times, Scotland. [email protected]
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
irishnews.com | David McCann
Being the leader of the Opposition is the worst job in politics. If Kemi Badenoch did not understand this before she became Conservative leader seven months ago, she must do so now. To be fair to Badenoch, her political inheritance was a poor one. The Tories were reduced to a rump during the general election, losing 250 seats and polling just under 24% of the vote. With 121 Members of Parliament, the Conservative Party will have a long road back to government.
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2 weeks ago |
itmedia.co.jp | David McCann
企業は、特にビジネスメール詐欺（Business Email Compromise、EC）において、詐欺師の高度化する技術に対応しきれずに苦慮している。 送金詐欺の被害を回避するために厳格な対策を講じてはいるものの、全体として企業はこの問題に対して目立った成果を上げられていない。詐欺の手口がますます巧妙になっているためだ。 米財務専門家協会（Association for Financial Professionals、以下AFP）が直近で実施した調査によると、調査対象となった財務担当者521人のうち79％が、2024年に自社が実際に詐欺の標的になった、あるいは標的になりかけたと回答している。この割合は、前年（80％）とほぼ同水準であった。 企業を狙った詐欺の手口が巧妙化している。写真はイメージ（ゲッティイメージズ）...
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1 month ago |
irishnews.com | David McCann
One message emerged from last week’s local elections: Reform is on a roll. The party decisively won the popular vote and elected 677 councillors, more than 300 ahead of its nearest rivals. Having taken control of several councils and won mayoral races, the party is no longer solely a vehicle for protest. It now has the job of actually getting things done and improving the lives of its constituents. The party controls budgets worth millions of pounds.
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1 month ago |
msn.com | David McCann
Microsoft Cares About Your PrivacyMicrosoft and our third-party vendors use cookies to store and access information such as unique IDs to deliver, maintain and improve our services and ads. If you agree, MSN and Microsoft Bing will personalise the content and ads that you see. You can select ‘I Accept’ to consent to these uses or click on ‘Manage preferences’ to review your options and exercise your right to object to Legitimate Interest where used.
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1 month ago |
irishnews.com | David McCann
Easter is always a time of reflection for Irish nationalism. As we reflect on the 1916 Rising and the hugely consequential events that followed, it is hard not to wonder what those who took part in the Rising and the War of Independence would think of modern Ireland and where we should go next as an island. Last weekend, we heard many politicians within nationalism reflect on the legacy of the Rising and where the following steps on the pathway to reunification could lead.
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