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With the greatest of respect to the police – you really need to properly identify the threats to the state

Posted on July 31 2011

As Sunny Hundal notes on Liberal Conspiracy: A weekly briefing by the City of Westminster’s ‘Counter Terrorist [sic] Focus Desk’ (see here– PDF file) calls for al
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American democracy, dying after the Party

Posted on July 31 2011

The USA is about to commit one of the biggest, if not the biggest, frauds in history. It is giving notice of its intention to
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HMRC at breaking point – Treasury Select Committee says – and as foretold

Posted on July 30 2011

According to the Guardian: The Treasury select committee sees HM Revenue & Customs barely able to function, as a result of real-terms cuts to its
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Why not spend a bit more on the NHS – then GPs would make fewer mistakes?

Posted on July 30 2011

The attck on the NHS took a subtle new turn today – in the Guardian, of all places. First the was the suggestion that GPs
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Supply side madness from the Tories – the last way to reflate the economy

Posted on July 28 2011

The FT reported today that David Cameron’s strategy chief, Steve Hilton, wants to abolish maternity rights and all consumer protection legislation. The ideas are barking mad.
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HMRC, ignoring tax avoidance, being uncharitable on error

Posted on July 28 2011

From Private Eye: Good to see that HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) knows who the real tax-dodging villains are in Britain. Having let Vodafone and
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Insight: Microsoft use of low-tax havens drives down tax bill

Posted on July 28 2011

Great article from Reuters on this issue, here. I admit I contributed. As Lynnley Browning, who has just shifted to Reuters from the NYT noted:
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GSK – welcome, but country-by-country reporting would prove you’re delivering

Posted on July 26 2011

As the Guardian has reported: GlaxoSmithKline lent its support to the UK economy on Tuesday by pledging to hire more staff and pay more taxes
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The alternative economic policy we need

Posted on July 26 2011

What follows is not new: I wrote it late last year, in the main. But it remains wholly relevant, as George Osborne’s pathetic economic performance
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