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1 day ago | 
businessbecause.com | Shannon Cook
A continual pattern of studying, networking, and participating in internships or trips is part of your master’s experience. While these contribute to the buzz of business school, some students might experience a toll on their mental health as they navigate their new busy lives. Looking after your mental health at business school is important in more ways than one—a healthy body and mind is likely to lead to a higher quality of output and a more positive overall experience.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Shannon Cook
8 hours agoSir David Attenborough is launching what he says is one of the most important films of his career as he enters his hundredth year. He believes his new, cinema-length film Ocean could play a decisive role in saving biodiversity and protecting the planet from climate change. Sir David, who will be 99 …
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1 week ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
Consumer confidence in economy ‘at lowest level since cost-of-living shock’ Consumer confidence in economy ‘at lowest level since cost-of-living shock’. Picture: Alamy By Shannon Cook Consumer confidence in the future of the UK economy has plummeted to its lowest level since the height of the cost-of-living crisis, according to a survey. Almost two-thirds of consumers (64%) believe the economy will get worse before it gets better, according to the Which? Consumer Insight Tracker.
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1 week ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
Exclusive 'We're losing the argument on net zero,' Green Party warns 4 May 2025, 13:31 | Updated: 4 May 2025, 22:46 Green Party deputy leader Zack Polanski speaks to Lewis Goodall By Shannon Cook The deputy leader of the Green Party has warned that they are "losing the argument on net zero". Zack Polanski told LBC's Lewis Goodall on Sunday that net zero had become "a culture war".
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3 weeks ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
England faces a ‘never-ending fight for our flag and values’, Starmer warns 23 April 2025, 00:30 | Updated: 23 April 2025, 00:35 England faces a ‘never-ending fight for our flag and values’, Starmer warns. Picture: PA By Shannon Cook England faces a “never-ending fight for our flag and what it represents”, Sir Keir Starmer has said.
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4 weeks ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
Beatles fan mail to be showcased in new exhibit featuring dozens of letters sent to Ringo Starr's home 17 April 2025, 21:00 | Updated: 17 April 2025, 21:02 Beatles fan mail to be showcased in new exhibit featuring dozens of letters sent to Ringo Starr's home. Picture: Alamy/Joseph Robert O'Donnell By Shannon Cook For the first time, fan mail received from Beatles fans across the world will go on display in a brand new exhibit.
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4 weeks ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
GPs across England are expected to receive a £20 bonus for each patient they decide not to send to hospital as NHS strives to cut waiting lists. The rules fall under a new government scheme aimed at reducing the NHS waiting list. GP surgeries can claim the bonus if, instead of referring patients to hospitals, they refer patients for tests and treatments in health clinics and specialists.
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4 weeks ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
King Charles and Queen Camilla have participated in the annual Royal Maundy service. The Maundy ceremony takes place every year on the final Thursday before Easter Sunday. The event at Durham Cathedral commemorates Jesus' Last Supper when he washed the feet of his disciples as an act of humility the day before Good Friday. In his personal Easter message, King Charles has hailed love as an important virtue across religions and one that the world "still needs".
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4 weeks ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey said 'secure private investment' would be a 'strong' option for the British Steel plant in Scunthorpe. LBC's Nick Ferrari asked Sir Ed Davey for his views on whether the government should "nationalise" the British Steel plant in Scunthorpe or "bring in a private sector partner". Sir Ed, who served as Energy Secretary in the coalition government, told Nick that while nationalisation should be an "option", "private sector investment" would be "better".
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4 weeks ago | 
lbc.co.uk | Shannon Cook
The discovery of a 'baby' colossal squid in the ocean has fascinated scientists. Footage of the squid in its natural environment marks the first time the species has been seen since its discovery 100 years ago. An academic from the University of Essex led the team of scientists on a 35-day mission to discover new marine creatures. The Schmidt Ocean Institute's Falkor vessel used a remote-controlled vehicle to find the marine creature.
