The Innovator: Natasha Cowan interviews Takatoshi Ohkubo about quality and neuroscience at 3M Japan. Robot revolution: Dina Patel discovers how humans and robots are working together to deliver more for customers at Ocado. Assurance in a changing world: senior leaders explain the components of a 21st century quality management system.

Britain after Brexit: Scenario planning expert Gill Ringland explains how you can guide your organisation through Brexit. Cool conversions: How quality can deliver rapid growth for SMEs. How to conduct a successful audit risk evaluation: Andrew Ward reveals how he helped the quality team at Balfour Beatty to create a bespoke audit solution for the new Woolwich station.

The UK must eradicate poor corporate governance if it is to flourish post-Brexit according to the head of the quality profession. In a warning to government and business, Estelle Clark, CQI head of profession, said she is no longer surprised by examples of governance failures such as Sports Direct and BHS.

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Flying colours: Quality engineer Adam Rae explains how Raytheon used FMEA to change the way planes are painted, improving safety and quality in the supply chain. Unlocking the Northern Powerhouse: Andrew Palmer, CEO of North of England Excellence, reveals his plans for the north and how the CQI Competency Framework works for business. Steps to change: With food quality high on the news agenda, Muddy Boots Software tells Dina Patel how their products are transforming assurance in the sector.

Risk: The new reality: CQI Conference speaker Gerald Ashley reveals the truth about risk, including his powerful insights into human behaviour. Can we fix it? Daniel Keeling unveils the new project from the CQI Construction Special Interest Group and UCL to measure the cost of bad quality in the industry. Engaged in action: Reporter Natasha Cowan goes behind the scenes at BAE Naval Ships the to see the progress of its Quality Maturity Model.

Mike Forde, former Director of Football Operations at Chelsea FC, speaks to Robert Gibson about selling his message to the business, creating a high performance environment and his take on Lean management.

Robert Gibson interviews the brains behind the Curiosity rover landing and discovers that, from the factory floor to the 'Seven Minutes of Terror', the Martian aeroshell would have failed without quality at Lockheed Martin.

The rail union firebrand Bob Crow has saved up to £80,000 in rent by living in a housing association home intended for less well-off people, despite enjoying a six-figure pay package. Crow’s family is estimated to pay about half the market rent on a three-bedroom property in northeast London even though the former Communist party member earns £145,000 a year.

The home of the codebreakers, Bletchley Park, is in danger of falling apart unless it can raise millions of pounds. Milton Keynes' most important historical site is in danger of crumbling if serious financial backing is not found within fours years, according to Bletchley Park Trust Director, Simon Greenish. The site is recognised by historians for its vital role in helping the Allies to win the war but Bletchley Park Trust has no money to fix its rotting buildings and museums.

Gulliver's Theme Park has been criticised in a Health and Safety Executive report following the death of engineer Hugh Dow. Mr Dow, of Barnsbury Gardens, Newport Pagnell, suffered massive head injuries while working on a train ride at the park on May 10, 2006. In December, 2006, MK NEWS reporter Rob Gibson carried out a three-day undercover investigation as a ride operator at the park.