From Twitter: Alan Rusbridger is a former Guardian editor.

Some highlights from this morning’s report from the Bank of England on borrowing trends in April: Net mortgage borrowing fell from £6.4 billion to £4.1
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The government has, at long last, published its planned approach to audit reform. The proposals are watered down from the inadequate suggestions first made by
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Boris Johnson has at least three problems this morning. First, he does not know what he is for, apart from holding the position of prime
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Those who follow accountancy will have noticed the news that emerged at the end of last week that EY (or Ernst & Young, as it
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This paper was published last week: The paper has the following abstract: This paper constitutes a first detailed institutional analysis of the UK Government’s expenditure,
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The Baltic Dry Index has begun to fall: So what, you might ask? The answer is that this is what happens before recessions: The pattern
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I campaigned for automatic information exchange from tax havens for a long time. Perhaps my most important paper on the issue was published in 2009.
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My Finance for the Future colleague, Colin Hines, has this letter in the FT today: Dear Sir, Your editorial (Ministers should be clear: there are
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