Their project is all about shrinking the state and devolving blame, so their aim will be to hive off all the poorer areas of the UK and to cut them off from any claim to central funding.
Many Turkish newsrooms resemble an open prison rather than a creative hive and fear has gripped those of the so-called mainstream media institutions.
The Murdochs are the largest shareholders in the News Corp empire and control the majority of votes, but the decision to hive off the firm's lackluster (and troubled) publishing assets after years of refusal suggests there are more changes to come and the 81-year-old Rupert Murdoch's grasp on his empire may be slipping.
Whilst comprehensive Twitter data is hard to get hold of, a recent analysis of geo-located tweets found a hive of activity around big cities from Lagos to Nairobi.
Lost in Showbiz has no wish to cast aspersions, but it merely notes with interest that Goop has published pieces on something called "bee venom therapy" and something else called "bee sting therapy", a "Beehive Glossary", a selection of "Products From The Hive" and indeed a selection of "UnBEElievably Easy Recipes".
The Internet's hive mind has a tendency to dismiss what it doesn't understand.
Yet nor, as Labour counters, would it make Scots much likelier to hive off than they were last September, when they voted by 55% to 45% to keep the union.
So its laser focus switched to looking for accounting fiddles that would make it look as if EPS was going up, and also hive debt off its books.
And it is true that Britain, especially London, has been a hive of innovation in CSR since the mid-1990s, toanks to a creative cluster of think-tanks, NGOs, consultancies and inventive bosses.
Up in smoke The springs that heal The real back yard ReprintsYet this hive of electioneering is only the most visible manifestation of a campaign that has been gathering steam for over a year now, as a spokesman explains.
On returning to the hive, they transfer their takings to one of the stay-at-home food-storer bees, who then stash it in a honeycomb.A nectar-collecting bee judges how good its flower patch is, relative to the patches being visited by its hive-mates, by seeing how long it takes to find an unemployed food-storer bee.
