It’s another early morning start for me on a day that will be dominated by Brexit news. I will not be your source of updates.
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Even the introverts are out…
Watch Bercow: only he can let us decide
There is much naming and blaming in the Sunday papers today. But it’s to no avail now. We all know who lied. As much as
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The March 2019 taxcast from the Tax Justice Network
In Edition 87 of the March 2019 Tax Justice Network monthly podcast/radio show, the Taxcast (available on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify and other podcast platforms): we discuss misleading
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Markets are not looking good
All the signs are that the world economy is in trouble, Brexit or not. This is from the FT today: The primary measure of the
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At least someone is trying to do the right thing: revocation will be on the table
I’ve long got on with Angus McNeil MP, one of the SNP’s longest serving members at Westminster. He tweeted this overnight: Angus B MacNeil
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Let’s hope that we can tear ourselves apart politically, economically and socially without a greater harm being unleashed
I am in Copenhagen this morning, and was all yesterday. I am attending a meeting of the EU funded Horizon 2020 project that I have
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Living in hope
I wrote this in June 2016 before the referendum, specifically anticipating what might happen in then event of a failure to agree terms during an
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May takes us to a new political low
Along with millions of others, I suspect, I watched the extraordinary spectacle of Theresa May addressing the nation last night. I was horrified by the
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