The Daily Mirror has a story on Wonga this morning, reporting that: Payday lender Wonga has moved key parts of its business to Switzerland in
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The far right are not some idle threat: they’re waiting at the doors
I would have posted this, almost whatever it said, just to show that the FT can make the same silly typos I am so adept
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Why will change happen? Can the paradigm shift?
I want to reflect again on something I wrote about last night and which arose as a result of discussion during and after the lecture
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Royal Mail privatisation – a policy for the 1%
The Guardian has a headline this morning that says: 700,000 people is, of course, just over 1% of the UK population. Which really does, rather
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Who creates the political will to challenge the status quo?
I have mentioned I gave an Ebor lecture in York tonight and I have to say thanks to my hosts at York St John’s University;
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Tonight in York – a few places available
I’m in York tonight giving one of this year’s Ebor Lectures. The series is on the theme of the morality of austerity and takes the question
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It just takes a Republican or two for it all to go wrong
As I’ve just noted, the FT is this morning singing the praises of the IMF increasing its UK growth forecast this morning. Martin Wolf is
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The IMF’s losing the plot on UK recovery
The FT seems to have lost the plot this morning, gleefully reporting: The International Monetary Fund has dropped its criticism of George Osborne’s austerity drive after
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Societe Generale says the days of tax havens are over – which is laughable
According to Reuters: The practice of funnelling money to tax-free or low-tax countries such as Switzerland in order to avoid paying more punitive taxes at
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