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31
The transient enterprise

Posted on August 31 2018

When I went to university in Southampton in 1976 Whitbread became an important part of my life. They were the dominant local brewer. Whitbread has
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13
May might be as mad as the rest of her cabinet

Posted on August 31 2018

Simon Jenkins is a most irritating columnist, sometimes close to repugnant, and other times so sensible. And he writes well. Yesterday he was talking sense
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17
Someone needs to talk to Richard Curtis about tax justice

Posted on August 30 2018

Watch here at about 42 minutes. Have Richard Curtis and Comic Relief not noticed tax justice campaigns? Extraordinary.

45
It’s time to tax wealth, and land in particular

Posted on August 30 2018

As the Guardian reported yesterday: Official figures showed that the UK’s net worth rose by £492bn between 2016 and 2017 to £10.2tn, with the lion’s share
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21
The time has come to nationalise auditing

Posted on August 30 2018

The problems within auditing in the UK (and I strongly suspect elsewhere) were highlighted yesterday when the fifth largest U.K. firm, Grant Thornton, was fined
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24
Finding the passion in life

Posted on August 29 2018

I will be one of hundreds of thousands of parents with a new sixth former this coming term. This morning we meet his new college to
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10
Normal times

Posted on August 28 2018

Officially I am on holiday this week. I don’t rate my chances of getting much time off. There is too much I want to do.
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47
Democratic socialism is the best thing that could ever happen for the market economy

Posted on August 27 2018

I was asked recently to comment on a suggestion made to a friend of mine by a friend of theirs that socialism would always and
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13
Climate change is real. We must not offer credibility to those who deny it

Posted on August 27 2018

The following  letter was published in The Guardian last night under the heading: If ‘balance’ means giving voice to those who deny the reality of human-triggered
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