Having spent rather too much of the night in pain with an abscess under a tooth, for which my dentist prescribed an antibiotic yesterday that
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Further to my blog post yesterday, quoting Lord Prem Sikka, who I have worked with for twenty years on tax justice issues, I note this
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Lord Agnew resigned yesterday suggesting in the process that government losses to fraud were at least £29 billion a year. I am afraid I have
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A thread, posted on Twitter this morning, partly in response to all that Jack Monroe has said this week, and partly in response to suggestions
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In response to one of yesterday’s blog posts, I was reflecting on anti-fascist statements, which led me to the UN Declaration of Human Rights, perhaps
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The FT notes this morning that: Investors that focus on the interests of wider society rather than pure profits are not “woke”, BlackRock chief executive
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So, the Prime Minister’s Private Secretary invites 100 people on the Prime Minister’s behalf to a party in Downing Street in May 2020 when anything
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I should probably apologise for keeping writing about states of confusion, but this blog is (if it is anything) a stream of consciousness, and what
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The FT has reported today that: Policies to tackle climate change are likely to keep energy prices higher for longer and may force the European
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