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Energy price cap rises: Economics and business experts comment

Ofgem have today announced a rise in the energy price cap, with millions of households potentially paying £693 more a year for their heating and electricity. Experts from Warwick Business School and the Department of Economics have commented on what has led to this situation, and what this says about the future of our energy supplies.

Thu 03 Feb 2022, 13:58 | Tags: Economics, WBS, business, Warwick Business School

Claims that Nusrat Ghani MP lost a ministerial role because of her "Muslimness" - expert comment

Dr Shahnaz Akhter comments on claims in this weekend’s Sunday Times that Nusrat Ghani MP had been removed from her post as a junior Minister due to her Muslimness.


Study estimates death toll of antibiotic-resistant bacteria - Warwick experts comment

A new Lancet study shows that over a million people died in 2019 from infections caused by bacteria resistant to antibiotics. Here, Dr Freya Harrison and Dr Antonia Sagona of the School of Life Sciences comment on the importance of this new evidence and the need to tackle the issue of antibiotic resistance urgently.

Thu 20 Jan 2022, 12:12 | Tags: Research, Life Sciences, antimicrobial resistance

One year since the Capitol riot - US politics experts comment

On 6 January 2021, supporters of Donald Trump stormed the Capitol Building as Congress met to certify Joe Biden's presidential election victory. On its one year anniversary, Dr Trevor McCrisken and Dr Georg Löfflmann of Politics and International Studies reflect on the events of that day and its impact on US politics today.

Thu 06 Jan 2022, 12:16 | Tags: Politics, Research, Politics and International Studies

IMF extends debt service relief for 25 low-income countries - expert comment

Dr Celine Tan of Warwick Law School comments on the IMF's decision to grant a fifth and final round of debt relief for 25 low-income countries.

Tue 21 Dec 2021, 13:40 | Tags: development, International, Law, Faculty of Social Science, Debt

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