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Things that feel oddly productive but absolutely are not

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By Sophie Graham
| The Tab
I like to think it’s the thought that counts 16 minutes ago Picture it: exams are looming, the library is filling up, and you walk into the JMS  to see the stress-ridden faces of students who can feel the academic pressure resurfacing. Maybe everyone else’s stress is latching onto you, or maybe you have just seen an email about an upcoming assignment. Either way, you feel it too. It’s one thing to feel productive, but actually being productive is a different ball game.
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Why sustainability still matters - and tracking it has never been easier

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By Sophie Graham
| diginomica
We'll send you our top articles (and no marketing spam), no more than once a week. (©Ivan Bajic - Canva.com) In today’s world of shifting political priorities and economic pressure, some are beginning to question whether sustainability is still relevant. The answer is a resounding yes. But the better question isn’t, ‘Do we still need sustainability?’ It’s, ‘How can we use this moment to turn sustainability into a strategic business advantage?’ Sustainability isn’t going away.
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Landlords profiting from premiums? The High Court says "no" in Trocadero landmark decision

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By Sophie Graham
| Farrer & Co
In this article, we discuss the recent ruling in London Trocadero (2015) LLP v Picturehouse Cinemas Ltd [2025] which scrutinised the legality of landlords accepting insurance commissions and charging tenants for insurance administration fees, and consider the potential implications for both landlords and tenants.
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