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The pandemic has created what the UN describes as 'a perfect storm' for domestic abuse.

Mike Hedges has been a London taxi driver for 30 years and more recently became a researcher into air pollution.

Are the stereotypes about health and safety professionals being challenged by a younger and more culturally adaptable generation?

Dr Andrew Sharman CFIOSH reflects on his term as IOSH president and how the challenges faced have created a great opportunity for the profession.

Can the environment be brought under the same umbrella as health and safety? IOSH’s Duncan Spencer CFIOSH reflects on dialogue received from IOSH’s Environment and Waste Management Group (EWMG).

Former IOSH president John Lacey’s connection with health and safety began in the 1960s and he joined IOSH in 1977. He spoke to our Future Leaders about what’s changed and what has stayed the same.

In an exclusive interview, Sarah Newton, new chair of the UK Health and Safety Executive, explains how she intends to drive safety forward.

Technology has a vital role to play in driver safety, but it can’t be at the expense of human factors.

The draft Building Safety Bill has come back from consultation. Out of the ashes of the Grenfell Tower fire, hopes are high that the bill will make at-risk homes in the UK safer.

Learning lessons from previous experience and building them into future professional development is key