I know
I just interviewed him in front of about 80 cameras on the issue.
Mildly surreal.
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I assume that’s the same Bob Geldof, i.e. the Irish-domiciled singer who won’t ever have taken advantage of his non-UK domiciled status to own his personal wealth or his UK home and who won’t have used an international royalty structure involving offshore finance centres to receive his royalty income from the Boomtown Rats days whilst UK resident or Irish resident ?
Come on Bob, tell us ain’t so !
Rupert
That’s the one
I’ll take that back to him
This morning was not the time
Richard
Can’t disagree with that !