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Five must-read pieces from the magazine There is a new consensus about the economy and - believe it or not - Labour called it first
Buried in the coalition's austerity programme is the kernel of acceptance that, ultimately, government is the solution to economic malaise. By Rafael Behr What makes us human: Sorry, snow monkeys - we win
Having fun - and having access to fluffy towels - makes all the difference. By Caitlin Moran Mark Carney: The George Clooney of finance
The new governor of the Bank of England has been hailed as the saviour of the British economy. But who is he - and is his record that good? By Alex Brummer Doctor Who can change the world with a sidekick and a satsuma
The greatest fights for the future of the human race are fought in the territory of the imagination.
By Laurie Penny Commons Confidential: Don't let them eat cake
David Cameron's quest for youth, plus the mystery of Ed Miliband's make-up. By Kevin Maguire Five must-read blogs Good riddance to News in Briefs, the nastiest part of Page 3
The Sun has ditched its "joke" that attractive, topless women can't possibly have opinions on politics. By Sarah Ditum The women of Gezi Park are protesters, not pin-up girls
"It was a re-announcement," the Chancellor concedes. By George Eaton Danny Alexander confirms: the student loan book will be privatised
Off the book borrowing of the worst kind. By Alex Hern Yet another thing Sweden does better than us: party conferences?
Let's move all the politicians to an island in the Baltic. No, it's not as bad as it sounds.
By Ben Duckworth It's finally acceptable to cast off the shackles of TV snobbery
Who knows, I might even give the next series Big Brother a go. By Bim Adewunmi  The Datacentre Transformation Conference will help to steer you through the datacentre maze The modern datacentre is transforming, impacted by efficiency demands, new design concepts, legislation and IT innovation, solutions that worked yesterday can soon be rendered uncompetitive or even obsolete. Datacentre Transformation Conference is taking place on July 9th, 2013 at aql conference auditorium, Leeds. It's an unusual venue offering a glass floor providing a great view on its datacentre below. Therefore it is just the right venue for the conference which is targeted at a technically biased audience drawn from the public, private and academic sectors delegates. You will hear talks on the current thinking from a broad base of speakers including renowned data centre professionals and leading suppliers in the industry covering the following topics: Cloud, Consolidation, Efficiency, Emissions, Energy, Integration, Networking, Management, Security, Standards and Virtualization. The Conference will have a range of industrial and academic presentations, with particular emphasis on efficiency and sustainability of this incredibly important industry to Europe During the day there will be two topical keynote presentations: • Energy efficiency and climate change policy for the data centre industry. Presented by Emma Fryer, Intellect UK • Data centre energy efficiency analysis. Presented by Dr Robert Tozer, Operational Intelligence Plus several presentations in the following sessions: • Session 1: Energy-efficiency at the virtual layer • Session 2: Datacentre Research and Development • Session 3: Technology Focused Sessions • Session 4: Building and operating energy-efficient datacentres CLICK HERE TO SEE FULL AGENDA Delegates are encouraged to join the evening networking dinner at the Royal Armouries for more networking opportunities. There are limited places so to avoid any disappointment, book today. Sponsors: 3M, Adapt, APC by Schneider Electric, Airedale, Anixter, Arista, Eco Cooling, Emerson Network Power, Gigamon, IP Performance, Rittal and Server Technology In Association with: Datacentre Alliance, Datacentre Solutions and the University of Leeds  | 
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