This is the fourth in a series of videos on where I think tax justice should be going in 2021 to both build on and
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It’s summer. The economy is collapsing. Covid is still rampant. The climate crisis is developing rapidly. Democracy is in peril, but what the heck? It’s
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As the FT has reported this morning: Sir James Wates, chair of the Wates Group, one of the UK’s largest family-owned construction companies, said proposals
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On 17 July there were 54,674 new Covid cases. There were forecasts that cases could reach well over 100,000 a day. On the basis of
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The tax justice movement has come a long way in the eighteen years or so it has been going, but there is still a long
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When walking this afternoon… Wild geranium, or cranesbill, in Little Downham, near Ely Always a delight.  

I posted this tweet on my account yesterday: They wanted me to talk about the report I have already discussed here this morning. But I
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I posted this thread (with a few bits shortened for Twitter) on my Twitter account this morning: According to press reports this morning ‘Britain faces
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This is the link to my column for The National today: 'Johnson intends to wear his opponents down until the rules no longer work. Scotland
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