Issued:26/02/20
National statistics, such as GDP, exports and imports, are commonly referred to as the economy’s “vital signs”. They give the public...
Issued:20/12/19
Following the monumental Conservative election victory, now is the time for the economics to work through. The chancellor, Sajid Javid, has unveiled Andrew...
Issued:09/08/19
Football players come and go. Sometimes they arrive at a new team with great fanfare, and sometimes they leave for a rival squad in a haze of bitter...
Issued:05/07/19
Written by sports finance experts Dr Rob Wilson and Dr Daniel PlumleyEnglish national football teams going out in the semi-final of a major competition...
Issued:08/01/19
This article was first published in The Conversation.In California, people fear the “big one” – an earthquake of such magnitude that...
Issued:17/10/18
This article was first published in the The Conversation.Unemployment rates have been falling for six years in the UK, and the total number of unemployed...
Issued:03/10/18
As government budget cuts continue to bite and competition for funding increases, it’s becoming harder for UK cities to secure the...
Issued:11/04/17
Explainer: what is protectionism and could it benefit the US economy? Alexander Tziamalis, Sheffield Hallam University The largest economy...
Issued:03/02/17
For many of us, our home is the single most important investment we will make in our lifetime and mortgage payments can take up a huge chunk of our...
Issued:08/09/15
It's rare that you'll see Blackpool praised by a professor of criminology, but when it comes to leading the way in changing how the...