I admit that one of the difficulties of blogging regularly is working out what is worth talking about, and what just keeps the flow going.
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The UK parliament’s House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has issued a call for evidence, asking the question, ‘How sustainable is our national debt?’ In
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The so-called loan scheme tax charge imposed by HM Revenue & Customs mainly on those who had, in my opinion, undoubtedly engaged in tax avoidance
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As Politico reports in their daily morning email today: Following Northern Ireland’s biggest ever public sector strikes on Thursday, Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris issued
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My National article this morning: Available here.  And, just in case you won’t go there, the four things are: A government committed to the rule
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The FT noted last night that: Jeremy Hunt has called in Britain’s largest banks to discuss why they remain so poorly valued compared with global
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I should offer a language warning about this, but you won’t regret the time spent watching it:  

What gets me about the fiasco of the Rwanda asylum Bill that passed the Commons last night, but which is very unlikely to pass the
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A regular commentator on the blog, whose identity is known to me, has posted this in the comments section: Next week, I’m representing my firm
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