I have already written about power this morning and I note that on quite a different tack that so has Aditya Chakrabortty, in the Guardian.
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Come what may, a revolution is happening in the UK. I don’t think history will call it Salmind’s Revolt. I think it may call it
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I have published a bog on the need for a motion on tax justice related issues that local councillors can put to the authorities of
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Action Aid has developed an interesting new campaign called: As they say: Big companies are getting away with dodging billions in taxes, both here and
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According to the FT this morning: Three US companies seeking to use controversial takeovers to cut their US tax bills hold at least $21bn in
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Tim Montgomerie, former editor of Conservative Home and now comment editor of The Times tweeted this yesterday: He was right, in a sense, and so
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According to the FT this morning: Specialist teams are to be sent in to scrutinise law firms amid mounting concerns they are failing to fulfil
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I’ve already noted this morning that the government is intent on virtually eliminating, for all practical purposes, the right of many UK workers to strike.
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There’s welcome news this morning from the FT that the impact of the new 7% stamp duty rate on house sales at more than £2
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