The question of ‘How are you going to pay for it?’ is now perennially used by journalists to challenge any proposal made by any politician
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I was amused by a new report from Big 4 accountants EY on tax and the risk businesses face. Ignore for a fact that the
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I have been asked on Twitter whether I have read the new Office for Budget Responsibility report on the long-term fiscal sustainability of the UK,
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A regular commentator on this blog, G Hewitt, noted yesterday that the Imperial War Museum notes on their website that: The Labour Party won the
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Labour is apparently having an awayday on Monday to draft 35 bills to form a Queen’s Speech in the event of there being a snap
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The people of this country are at their limits. As I have already noted this week, despite supposed record numbers of people in work real and
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The government has now suggested how it will respond to the suggestion that Dover will cease to function in the case of a No Deal
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According to the FT: The Bank of England has probed the strength of KPMG’s business after a string of high-profile corporate scandals damaged the reputation
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I am not sure a National Audit Office report on the Department of Transport is standard holiday reading. But in the light of my comments
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