Expert Comment
Dr Sue Bridgewater discusses the management style of Real Madrid's José Mourinho.
Professor Lord Kumar Bhattacharyya, Director and founder of WMG discusses the scale of China, its future opportunities and position as a major global player.
Dr Sarah Richardson, Associate Professor in the Department of History and History Subject Director at the Higher Education Academy, discusses how Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has authenticated his blueprint for political and constitutional reform with a comparison to the 1832 'Great' Reform Act, promising to deliver: "The biggest shake up of our democracy since 1832, when the Great Reform Act redrew the boundaries of British democracy, for the first time extending the franchise beyond the landed classes."
Professor Charles Sheppard from the Department of Biological Sciences talks to Peter Dunn about his research into the biogeography and biodiversity of Indo-Pacific coral reefs, including the development of wide scale reef monitoring programmes. He discusses how important these government protected areas and their wildlife are to sustaining the lives of millions of people living around the Indian Ocean rim.
Professor Helen Walker, an expert in sustainable supply chains and corporate social responsibility at 糖心TV 糖心TV School, says the insight we are currently having into a Britain without flight is a useful exercise.
"We have in the last 10, 20, 30 years been moving increasingly towards off-shoring our manufacturing to drive down costs. We have got increasingly complex global supply chains.
"If we are reliant on suppliers in other countries, it is necessary to have multiple sourcing strategies."
She concurs with the analysis of the UK's changing economic base.
"Britain as a nation has become more a service sector nation. That makes us vulnerable."