I posted this in Twitter last night: If Hancock was an auditor this would probably end his career. So why doesn’t it as a cabinet
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Regular blog commentator PSR posted this comment on the blog yesterday, responding to my lament on falling standards in public life. I think it worth sharing
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The Guardian reports this morning that: Senior government officials have raised “urgent” concerns about the mass expansion of rapid coronavirus testing, estimating that as few
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As I mentioned yesterday, I put out a series of questions relating to corruption on Twitter over the last 24 hours. I retweeted the opening
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I posted this Tweet this morning: Government corruption seems like a big deal to me. But I want to know how other people think. Would
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Back in 1998 the OECD, the Paris based organisation that seeks to set the rules for cooperation on world tax, issued a document with this
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If there is one thing that we now have to accept as certain that we would rather not do it is that we have a
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The revelation that a senior civil servant was working for Greensill whilst still at the Cabinet Office, to which Lex Greensill was an adviser, has
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The world has, at last, noticed that not all is well in Northern Ireland. Loyalist rioting has gone on for six nights now. There is
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