I don't agree with all Larry Elliott wrote in his Guardian article this morning. I do agree with his over-riding conclusion on why the UK is in such a weak position:
In their separate ways, RBS and Mid Staffs illustrate a perennial problem: not just poor management across both private and public sectors but a world which the elite looks after itself and treats the little people with contempt.
And that's why the tax justice campaign is so important. It's about treating ordinary people, everywhere, with respect.
There's more on tax justice here.
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I’ve usually got a lot of time for larry elliot, but that is the weakest I’ve seen in a long time.
The ‘triple dip’ is inevitable and no amount of zero hour contracts is going to disguise it.
It’s in with the concrete they are pouring round our collective ankles.
Should we expect anything less from government?