Category: Women Doing Amazing Things
Phil Neville ‘came to do a three-year job’ with England women – Campbell
Neville’s appointment was largely seen as an attempt to grow the women’s game, about which Campbell says he has done “an absolutely amazing job”. “He…
How ‘playing Puri’ paved the way for Snapchat
Panos/Eric Rechsteiner (Credit: Panos/Eric Rechsteiner) What the evolution of photobooths says about the younger generation in Japan. Panos/Eric Rechsteiner (Credit: Panos/Eric Rechsteiner) On a bright,…
Scotland beating England ‘boosts Test-playing hopes’ – Cricket Scotland chairman
“The ICC set strict criteria for us to meet for full member status and we’re only two away. “We probably need one more win against…
How humans bond with robot colleagues
Getty Images They’re supposed to be coming for our jobs but in practice humans are developing a soft spot for their new robot colleagues. In…
Will you need an ‘immunity passport’ to travel?
Guvendemir/Getty Images Digital immunity passports are being touted as a way to jumpstart international leisure travel (Credit: Guvendemir/Getty Images) Some of the earliest countries to…
Few women report discrimination in industry, inquiry hears
Black Lives in Music Black Lives in Music chief executive Charisse Beaumont told the inquiry that black women are discriminated against twice An inquiry into…
Five superpowers ruling the world in 2050
Yongyuan Dai/Getty Images Shanghai is China’s most populous city and one of the world’s largest seaports (Credit: Yongyuan Dai/Getty Images) In 30 years, most of…
‘Jaw-dropping’ global crash in children being born
Getty Images The world is ill-prepared for the global crash in children being born which is set to have a “jaw-dropping” impact on societies, say…
Tributes flood in for music entrepreneur
Watch: Jamal Edwards speaking in 2016 and 2017, sharing business advice and the reason he got into film-making Prince Charles and rappers Dave and AJ…
What the ‘future histories’ of the 1920s can teach us about hope
Getty Images Looking to a brighter future? (Credit: Getty Images) Historian Thomas Moynihan explores what we can learn from the hopeful and ‘flagrantly fictional’ forecasts…