As the Guardian reports this morning: Rachel Reeves is planning to raise taxes, cut spending and get tough on benefits in October’s budget amid Treasury
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There is nothing in a tax haven
In this morning’s video I address the topic that, long ago, really got this blog going, which is tax havens. I note that I keep
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Never forget Labour’s ugly biases
As the FT noted a couple of days ago: Minouche Shafik, the president of Columbia University in New York, has resigned following months of criticism
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Whatever else is claimed about it, crypto is not a currency
I published this video this morning. In it, I argue that cryptocurrencies are nothing of that sort because almost none are ever used to facilitate
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Will the toxic Tories survive?
The Tories face a dilemma. As the FT notes today, no one from business is interested in going to their conference because the Tories are
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Will our politicians take the action required to tackle fascism, because their talk will not be enough?
I am breathing slowly. I can. Trouble did not erupt in up to one hundred places last night, as had been predicted. Anti-fascist protestors turned
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The far-right are coming for tax
I have published this video this evening. In it, I argue that far-right politicians hate government, or so they say. For decades they tried to
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Do we have politicians brave enough to tackle the real causes of stress in our society?
When trying to appraise any situation the question that has always to be asked is cui bono, or who benefits? That clearly coordinated rioting is
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Children and pensioners suffer whilst banks profit enormously from Labour policy. How often does this have to be pointed out?
Larry Elliott had an article in the Guardian yesterday that addressed themes familiar to readers of this blog. He said: There is nothing stopping the
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