No, I didn’t write that headline. The Tax Journal did. As they note: Heather Self, a Director at the law firm McGrigors  provided an overview
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Open Democracy is starting a new debate under the above title. The opening salvo has been fired by Will Davies, who says this: It is
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The Bureau of Investigative Journalism has the following note attached to its article on the activates of Lord Blencathra in promoting the Cayman Islands, published today. I thought it rather good, so I share it:
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There’s an extraordinary piece in the Mail today by Max Hastings. I’m not saying it’s seminal, but it’s all evidence for my belief that something
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The Bureau of Investigative Journalism reports this morning that: A former Conservative minister with close links to the Government is simultaneously sitting as a peer in the House
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The FT has commented on the latest Angolan oil scandal in an editorial this morning, saying: Cases such as this simply reinforce the need for transparency in
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I’ve  been arguing for days on any radio programme that will have me that a very significant part of motive for the wealthy  when donating
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From David Harney on the Think Left Facebook site this morning: The Gov`t sell-off of our NHS took another sickening turn yesterday, with Virgin signing
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As the FT reports this morning Argentina has found a way to deliver country-by-country reporting for its oil sector: Argentina is to renationalise YPF, its biggest
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