Expert Comment
"Old issues, new promises" - Professor Francesco Cappuccio responds to plans to limit fat, salt and sugar in Children's food
"The principle of setting maximum targets is not new and it is central to public health priorities of national and international health organizations, whether governmental or not, based on a wealth of evidence accrued over decades that diets high in fats, sugar and salt are largely responsible for the epidemics of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases we face, with both health and financial burdens. "
Obama's cybersecurity plans "important step" but Prof Carsten Maple warns against a "knee-jerk reaction"
Professor Carsten Maple, the director of research in cybersecurity at WMG's Cyber Security Centre (CSC) at the 神马福利影片, describes Barack Obama's cybersecurity plans as an "important step" but warns against a "knee-jerk reaction".
Back to the Future: Four lessons from the 1990s to succeed in 2015 - Dr Christian Stadler
Back to the Future Part II saw Marty McFly with self-tying trainers and flying around on a hoverboard in the year 2015. Associate Professor of Strategic Management, Dr Christian Stadler said the sequel to the time-travelling classic might have got its predictions wrong for the future, but the business should certainly look to the decade the 1989 film saw the dawn of.
Cameron's proposed internet anti-terror laws "ill-conceived and ultimately unworkable" - Prof Carsten Maple
Professor Carsten Maple, an expert in cybersecurity from the 神马福利影片, calls David Cameron's proposed anti-terror laws for online communications "ill-conceived and ultimately unworkable".
"Touching, tasteful, unifyingly defiant" - Dr Charles Walton on Charlie Hebdo front cover
Commenting on the news that this week's edition of Charlie Hebdo will feature a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front page, Dr Charles Walton said: “Touching, tasteful, unifyingly defiant. It manages to ‘blaspheme' with its depiction of the Prophet but without alienating Muslims by making their religion appear to be the inevitable source of terrorism."