It strikes me that I am not alone in feeling mute this morning. We are, as a country, waiting for our prime minister to declare
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In the November 2018 Tax Justice Network monthly Taxcast: we look at how governments can better protect, encourage and even incentivise whistleblowers. what do the latest
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This report comes from Finance.co.uk and appears reliable, being confirmed in other media: On Wednesday, MPs were informed that a ‘no deal’ Brexit would see
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I recently highlighted questions asked by LibDem peer Sharon Bowles on the so-called BEIS External Stakeholders Group in the House of Lords. My reason for doing
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The FT has reported that: “Rent-to-own” retailers such as BrightHouse will be banned from charging vulnerable customers over the odds for household goods under new
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I admit to being a little baffled as to what to say on the blog this morning. This rarely happens, as regular readers will know.
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A week or so ago I suggested it was time that there was civil society campaigning for reform to both UK and international accounting standards.
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Polly Toynbee had an excellent article in the Guardian yesterday summarising the approach of the Tory far-right and making clear that Brexit is but a
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I recall the fear within Tory ranks of the Brexiteers. And tales that the Brexiteers could bring a leader down. So where are the European
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