This is the front cover of this morning’s Mail: I will not swear allegiance to someone I think has no right to rule this country.
Read the full article…
Why has every chartered accountant had an £89 subsidy from the fines paid by those accountants whose worked imposed a cost on society?
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales has, according to page 8 of its 2022 annual report that has just been published, 166,397
Read the full article…
The NHS in England is not being allowed to recruit new staff
The Health Service Journal reported yesterday that: NHS England has told many trusts and systems they are not allowed to increase their staffing establishment in
Read the full article…
MMT should be about the real world and not angels on pinheads
My exchanges on MMT are ongoing. One is with NeilW, who I presume to be Neil Wilson. In that exchange, I suggested that: MMT is
Read the full article…
It’s time BP worked out in whose interests it acts
As the Guardian has reported this morning: Such resolutions have been put forward before. They always fail. And usually, they are non-binding anyway, making a
Read the full article…
We need a reformed apolitical civil service, not a politicised one
The Tories have reacted to the sacking of Dominic Raab by suggesting that we should have a politicised civil service in the UK. That would
Read the full article…
Diane Abbott was wrong
Diane Abbott had this letter in The Observer yesterday: Abbott has apologised for the letter. Labour has removed the whip from her. They have reacted,
Read the full article…
Raab is playing by the far-right rule book
Dominic Raab says he was forced out of office by ‘activist civil servants’. His former permanent secretary, speaking this morning, clearly disagrees. He said: I
Read the full article…
What was the CBI for? And can any good come from its demise?
I guess the day had to come for the Confederation of British Industry (the CBI). The fact is that there is remarkably little industry left
Read the full article…

Buy me a coffee!
