
The Obliteration of Merit: Labour Must Maintain Education Standards
Raymond Keene OBE argues that equality of opportunity must go hand in hand with academic standards, merit and intellectual freedom…

Raymond Keene OBE argues that equality of opportunity must go hand in hand with academic standards, merit and intellectual freedom…

If I have to write and think what I am told to write and think, in contravention of what I…

Raymond Keene OBE argues that equality of opportunity must go hand in hand with academic standards, merit and intellectual freedom…

In this witty reimagining of Clement Clarke Moore's classic Christmas poem, Tony Buzan imagines a mischievous Santa with an unexpected…

Tony Buzan's first book was written when he was just eight years old. From school newspapers and investigative journalism to…

Creativity does not begin solely in the mind — it is influenced by the body as well. Drawing on psychological…

Professor Barry Buzan speech about his brother Tony Buzan, House of Lords, 7th October 2024. At a memorial celebration in…

Applying mind mapping principles to project management. As projects become more complex, organisations need better ways to think, plan and…

Speed read for a more productive and happier you. Increased reading speed is perhaps the most easily attainable improvement in…

Five centuries after Miyamoto Musashi wrote The Book of Five Rings, its lessons on strategy, discipline and decision-making remain startlingly…

Beginning with Terence Tao's provocative observation, Grandmaster Raymond Keene OBE examines how chess, football, philosophy, and modern competition reveal a…

Professor Barry Buzan speech about his brother Tony Buzan, House of Lords, 7th October 2024. At a memorial celebration in…

What if at least one of the Princes in the Tower was never murdered at all?

The greatest unexplored frontier is not outer space, but the twelve hundred grams of living matter between our ears.

The greatest discoveries are often made not by choosing between science and the humanities, but by refusing to recognise the…

Conan Doyle's attitude to war seems, from the tenor of this passage, to be one of stoic acceptance, rather than…