When it comes to tax Tories are predictable. They don’t like them. That’s why they appoint Lords who don’t pay them. Yet paying tax is
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I said recently I didn’t often quite the Telegraph, but I’m going to again. It has a neat little table on the consequences of the
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What is to be made of the UK Revenue’s announcement that a tax amnesty is to be offered? I blogged this issue yesterday, not knowing
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Alex Cobham has an excellent blog on the Guardian site concerning Paul Wolfowitz’s problems at the World Bank. I recommend it. George Monbiot covers some
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The problems surrounding Paul Wolfowitz at the World Bank continue. Take this from the Guardian: The World Bank’s future is in “crisis” over the pay
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Lawyers are probably the greatest obstacles to justice in the world. No, that’s not an exam question (although it would be a good one if
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Reuters has reported on the resolution of the tussle about bribery and corruption at the top of the World Bank. Put simply (and in this
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This from Global Witness concerning Sarah Wykes who has been detained in Angola: 16 March 2007 Angola: Attorney General grants Dr Wykes appeal to leave
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For those with an interest in money laundering, the US Government has recently published its 2007 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report. Volume 2 is on
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