Nigel Davies

2 months ago | mdpi.com | Nigel Davies |Huseyin Dogan |Duncan Ki-Aries

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2 months ago | quadrant.org.au | Jim Molan |Roger Franklin |Nigel Davies |Tanveer Ahmed

he word appalling has been diminished by overuse, but its […]Apr 01 202532 minsWhy do so few openly object to the incessant Welcomes to Country? The answer is simple: we live in fearMar 31 20256 minsTrump’s focus is on the cost of alliances.

2 months ago | quadrant.org.au | Roger Franklin |Mark McGinness |Nigel Davies |Roger Pescott

Macquarie students obliged to genuflect before the altar of indigeneity wonder how piffle became enshrined. Bronwyn Carlson could give them a tutorialMar 31 20258 minsYoung Warwick Fairfax astonished James by declaring his intention to take control. It did not end wellMar 31 202518 minsLet those ache for a republic continue to live in cloud-cuckoo-land.

Nov 1, 2024 | civilsociety.co.uk | Andrey Popov |Nigel Davies |Mark Heaton

Homepage Finance It is time to reform charity independent examination Nigel Davies and Mark Heaton set out why reform of charity independent examination is needed and what needs to be done. The first fully formed framework for charity independent examination was pioneered in the Charities Act 1993 (which applies to England and Wales), with the scope of the independent examiner’s report defined in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 1995. The then Charity Commissioners for England...

Sep 27, 2024 | newstatesman.com | Nigel Davies

Cybercrime now costs the UK economy an estimated £27bn each year. In recent months, major national and regional institutions including the NHS, the British Library, and the Jobcentre Plus, as well as local councils and Transport for London, have all been subjected to cyberattacks. These incidents cause huge disruption for organisations and the people who rely on them.