I am a big fan of the work of the Good Law Project, which has been doing an amazing job in holding the government to
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Institutional racism survives at the Home Office
The Guardian has a shocking report in its pages today. It notes: The Home Office has failed to compensate victims of the Windrush scandal quickly
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The Tories are undermining our tax system to further their aim of undermining the state
The Tories have some very strange relationships with tax given that it is tax that permits their exercise of power, which is much of what
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We live in a lawless, fraudulent country managed by a government intent on providing opportunity for corruption
Data recently published by the UK wide Companies House shows that more than 800,000 companies were created in the year to 31 March 2021. That
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UK company law and tax enforcement is so bad it’s almost as if the government wanted to encourage tax abuse
The Guardian ran an excellent article yesterday on the likely tax abuse inherent in the outsourced Covid track and trace contracts. As they recounted: Many
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Restricting the right to vote has always been the desire of a privileged elite
As the Guardian notes this morning: Britons will have to show photo ID to vote in future general elections, ministers are poised to confirm this
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Cash for Cushions
Corruption fatigue
I read the papers this morning and flagged not a single article as providing the inspiration for a blog post. As regular readers will note,
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Now they’re corrupting the news stories in their corruption
Government corruption is now normal. Yesterday we learned that the VIP channel for Covid procurement took up so much of officials’ time last year that
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