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1. Dorset Economy blog 52: Quantum Forecasting & Economics

   Â鶹´«Ã½'s emeritus Professor Nigel Jump writes the next in his series of blogs on the Dorset economy, this time focussing on the problems of, and need for, good forecasting. 

2. Alumni Q&A: Rhys Hughes, Head of Programmes at BBC Radio 1

   Â鶹´«Ã½ talks broadcasting, Bournemouth and the future of music with graduate and BBC Radio 1's Head of Programmes, Rhys Hughes. 

3. OPINION: 13 Reasons Why & The Media Effects Myth

   Dr William Proctor writes about the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why, and why the media have got it wrong...

4. After the Olympics: stories from Rio's sex workers

   The vibrant city of Rio de Janiero has played host to some of the world’s best parties.

5. Dorset Economic blog 7: Supply & Demand

   The world economy has bounced up from Q2’s Covid-19 lows, but momentum is fragile. Much of the bounce is pent-up demand for the short-term, rather than renewed growth for the long run.

6. Dorset Economy blog 55: Levelling up election?

   Â鶹´«Ã½'s emeritus Professor Nigel Jump writes the latest in his Dorset economic blogs, looking at the upcoming election. 

7. Talk Â鶹´«Ã½ Live commemorates the First World War

   Dr David McQueen spoke about how we should commemorate the 100th anniversary of the First World War.

8. November: the month for Climate Action!

   Join our local COP26 events covering a range of topics and formats to meet you where you are in your climate journey, including Green Day, the Sustainability Challenge and our anticipated Climate Justice Now debate.

9. Dorset Economy blog 29: Waves of Uncertainty

   In this blog, Professor Jump focuses on levelling up, recent evidence within the UK economy, fiscal policy and the impact of war in Ukraine.

10. Dorset Economic blog 14: Flows and Assets

    In 2020, the UK economy, measured by real GDP, shrank by 9.9%. This was by far the biggest drop ever recorded in a calendar year, taking some £260bn off annual UK output.

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