The Guardian reports an interview with Dr Katherine Henderson, the president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine this morning. As she has noted, pressure
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Over the last few days I have listened to more radio phone-ins than is normal, largely because I have been waiting to take part as
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Apologies for another thread here on the issue that seems to have been dominating my every waking moment (from 6am until coming off air at
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I spent yesterday writing about the technicalities of domicile as they might impact Rishi Sunak’s wife. But that’s because her tax decisions cast doubt on
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The Institute for Fiscal Studies has issued a new report this morning which is firmly in their own tax territory and appears to make recommendations
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I have campaigned on domicile related issues ever since I began working on tax justice and have written newspaper articles and broadcast on the issue.
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This tweet is from the political editor of the Telegraph this morning: I suspect that the Telegraph has reliable sources for this story. If so,
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I did some almost accidental research on UK so-called national debt to GDP ratios whilst working on the book I am writing. Using the long
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I liked this comment from Dr David Berger in the British Medical Journal: So very true. I have had enough of the pearl-clutching, hate-inducing commentators
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