As the UK grapples with its third heatwave of the summer, businesses and organisations are beginning to look at how to ...

The former energy secretary and Labour veteran was touted as a potential chancellor, but will take over from Yvette Cooper as ...

More than 24 million work hours were lost as workers in heat-exposed sectors reduced hours amid poor climate adaptation.

A law graduate from the London School of Economics has traded the courtroom for the orchard, leaving his legal career to ...

Burnham taps powerfully into this sense of longing for a bygone time with his talk of a ten-year plan to bring manufacturing ...

LSE research finds the 2026 heatwave caused 24 million lost working hours, £1.15bn in damage and health impacts, prompting ...

June's heatwave led to 24million lost hours of work and a £1.15billion hit to the UK economy, researchers have estimated.

Islington is a snapshot of a trend playing out across inner London, Britain and much of the world.

Heatwaves take a tougher toll on already vulnerable populations, like the elderly or people with pre-existing conditions, or people who work outdoors.

Organizations are rushing to embed AI into core decisions, but frontline workers are left to explain outputs they neither ...

Researchers from Harvard and UC San Diego debunk a common leadership myth by revealing the best managers are often the ones ...

Andrés Velasco, Dean of the LSE School of Public Policy and former Chilean Finance Minister, joins CDE’s Ann Bernstein to ...