As the Guardian and thirty other newspapers around the world this morning argue in a joint editorial to mark COP27: Solving the crisis is the
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The evidence that the UK is far from fair is plain to see
Thoughts on this morning’s employment data from the ONS: The evidence that the UK is far from fair is plain to see. Where are the
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We can have the world we want, but we will have to tax more and to do that we have to redesign much of our economy
This article is in the Guardian this morning: This crisis did not happen by chance. It is the cumulative consequence of years of austerity that
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Is the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales unethically using the fines paid to it by firms that have failed in their professional duties to enrich other chartered accountants?
In June I wrote this blog post: Today I was looking at my Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales renewal notification for next
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We’re going to have austerity on the basis of some very dubious accounting for the national debt
I posted this thread on Twitter this morning: The UK’s national debt is a strange figure. For example, to most people’s surprise it includes all
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The country does not have a credit card and cannot max it out
We are being driven into recession by a government that does not care
We are heading for recession. This is from the Office for National Statistics: The first quarterly estimate of UK gross domestic product (GDP) shows
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On Mastodon
I think anyone who uses Twitter will agree on two things this week. One is that they are worried about its future. The second is
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It really is time that the government got serious about fraud
My friend Prem (Lord) Sikka has drawn my attention to this question he asked in the House of Lords: This is the answer he was
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