Kimberley Wilson is the host of the new BBCsounds podcast, Complex! A charted psychologist and author of Unprocessed: How the Food We Eat Is Fuelling Our Mental Health Crisis, Kimberley and her guests will help us make sense of all the information - and misinformation - that’s out there about our mental health. Listen to the trailer and the first episode focusing on perfection here.

Congratulations to Dr A-Marie Imafidon MBE who features on the hashtag#2026Powerlist by Powerlist Magazine, whose mission is to ‘rebrand black Britain’ and to showcase role models that really touch and impact the lives of others in Britain’s black communities and beyond.

"It's about recognising that change requires new approaches and finding those approaches is not straight forward and error free. It is crucial to treat missteps as progress and help teams grow through them." Kevin Gaskell breaks down what leadership is in an article for Entrepreneur Magazine.

In her latest column for the The Telegraph, former The Sunday Times editor Eleanor Mills argues Prince Andrew’s only true path to redemption is to fully cooperate with the Epstein investigation, naming other offenders and publicly expressing deep remorse to the victims, including those of Virginia Giuffre. Mere withdrawal from royal life or relocation, without genuine accountability and advocacy against such abuse, is presented as insufficient for regaining public trust or family honour!

In the October 2025 episode of How to Be a Better Human, a podcast from TED Conferences and hosted bycomedian Chris Duffy, 5-times Ted speaker Julian Treasure explores how both speaking and listening shape human connection and effective communication. He emphasises that communication isn’t simply about delivery—it’s about creating a circle between speaker and listener, shaped by attention, awareness and empathy.

Karen Blackett CBE, who's recently been appointed as Non-executive director at the Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), spoke to The Mirror at the weekend about how athletics was her first love and how when that plateaued she turned to her second love and built a career in advertising and media as a black woman in a predominantly male/white industry.

“Don’t wait and wait, speak up early and always make sure that you’ve got an ally in the room, get somebody else to pass the mic if you’re not getting that chance for your voice to be heard,” is her advice on how she found success.

Psychotherapist Dr Aaron Balick recently joined Isaac Kong on the Chatterbeans podcast to discuss the challenge of maintaining a human identity in our constantly connected world. The episode explores the psychology of modern life, covering everything from AI and attention spans to imposter syndrome and the essential need for self-acceptance to survive the digital age.

CMO of Clue, Louise Troen, joined the SLOW DOWN podcast to detail her journey from early PR work with figures like Paris Hilton and Gene Simmons to advocating for female empowerment and equity in her roles at Bumble, Headspace, and Clue.

She encourages women to embrace a 'just start' mentality, prioritise detoxing between work sprints, and strategically utilise their cycle to maximise professional effectiveness.

In an interview with FT Adviser, Emilie Bellet shared that closing the gender advice gap requires greater financial education to tackle the confidence issues that keep many women from investing. She encourages advisers to drop the jargon and utilise platforms like social media to attract and serve their female clientele.

In an article for The Independent, Shappi Khorsandi argues that the controversy between Jimmy Kimmel and Donald Trump proves leaders fear comedians more than rival politicians because humour is an uncontrollable force that strips away their authority. When a regime relies on dominance, Shappi highlights that a sharp punchline hits harder and lasts longer than any political opposition.

When a regime relies on dominance, Shappi highlights that a sharp punchline hits harder and lasts longer than any political opposition.

Cyberpsychologist Dr Elaine Kasket joined Max Foster on CNN to discuss the latest online trend: The Rapture.

She shared her insights into how platforms like TikTok are creating echo chambers that give emotionally charged viral theories a unique power to influence the brain and give them credence.

Dr Alex George appeared on ITV's This Morning to discuss his new book, Happy Habits.

Launching this Thursday, his book offers a practical guide to building simple, positive habits for a healthier, happier life.

So good he had to do it twice. A truly historic feat. Huge congratulations to Luke Donald for becoming only the second captain in Team Europe's history to win The Ryder Cup on both European and American soil.

This incredible back-to-back success solidifies his place as a legendary sporting leader. His dedication to building a high-performing team and fostering a culture of continued improvement saw them deliver under the most intense pressure.Luke led his team with dignity and grace through trying and often hostile circumstances. He didn't just win—he authored the blueprint for sustained excellence and leadership integrity on a global stage.The lessons from this victory are now part of sporting history.

Massive congratulations to Carl Miller on his huge success at the British Podcast Awards 2025! His groundbreaking series, Kill List, won both Podcast of the Year and gold in the Best True Crime category. The series follows Carl as he actively investigates the dark money and global industry of contract killings, racing to warn those on the list before it's too late.

Congratulations to Alessandra Bellini, former Chief Customer Officer at Tesco, on her appointment as Non-Executive Director at Better Nature, the UK’s leading tempeh.

Andy Roe, new chair of the Building Safety Regulator and former London Fire Brigade commissioner, is set to accelerate the clearing of case backlogs before the year ends. He told MPs of plans to recruit 15 new building inspectors, create a centralised unit to speed up approvals, and restore confidence in the regulatory system. 

https://www.propertyweek.com/news/bsr-aims-to-cut-application-backlog-via-inspector-appointments-says-chair

In episode one of the Countdown to The Ryder Cup series, returning captain Luke Donald offers an exclusive look behind the scenes. He reflects on the immense pressure to retain the cup and details the intense strategic preparations ahead of the matches this September.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hC3nBQTSufg

In a piece for The Telegraph, Eleanor Mills explores a surprising trend: Gen Z’s desire to return to the office. With research showing that nearly 40% of 16–24-year-olds feel lonely due to remote work, she considers whether Gen Z could be the generation to usher in a new era of in-person collaboration.

Lord Coe is bringing his significant experience in sports-led regeneration to Manchester United's new stadium project. Coe, who was pivotal in the successful staging of the London 2012 Olympics, will chair the group developing a new 100,000-seat stadium, seeing it as a catalyst for economic growth. He also highlights the ambitious goal of hosting the 2035 Women's World Cup final at the new Old Trafford.

In an exclusive interview with Attitude Magazine, diversity and inclusion speaker Baroness Ruth Hunt discusses her departure from her role as CEO of Stonewall. She explains that her decision to resign and become a Life Peer was driven by a belief that a new leader was required to guide the organisation's future direction, as well as a personal desire to leverage her extensive life experience in a new kind of leadership role.

https://www.attitude.co.uk/news/ruth-hunt-stonewall-exit-house-of-lords-peer-444301/