Nicola Sturgeon has survived the challenge to her authority whatever the Tories now do with a vote of no-confidence. The Hamilton enquiry has exonerated her
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We need to tax the wealthy because they are wealthy
The FT has an article this morning entitled ‘The case for taxing the rich more’. It has to be said that the article did not
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What if the post-Covid euphoria is already over as the reality of another long summer at home dawns on us?
I think I have said this before, but I am going to say it again anyway. That is because some things are worth repeating. Others
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Sixty three, with a passion to work
Forgive me a more personal note please. I am 63 today. I admit that does not seem possible. Nor does it seem reasonable. And congratulations
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For how long might I be able to say that we have a fascist government?
In 2003 historian Laurence W. Britt suggested that there were 14 characteristics to fascist regimes. They were: Powerful and continuing nationalism Disdain for human rights Identification
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Lie Lie Lie (Il pugile populista)
Why we needn’t worry about inflation right now
Financial markets are obsessing about inflation risk. In this video I assess that risk and suggest that those saying inflation is about to take off
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The proposed audit reforms are an absolute bargain: what are people whining about?
According to the FT the White Paper proposals on audit reform might result in more than £430m of additional costs for business. There are those
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On comments, yet again
This has been a week of tedious management of comments on the blog. Much has related to my suggestions on sustainable cost accounting, but it
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