One of the things that should be obvious about the Covid 19 crisis has been how relatively easy it has been to get data, and
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2021 requires political vision that seems to be absent in Westminster
It is now apparent that 2021 is going to be much harder in the UK than anyone might have expected, even a few weeks ago.
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2020: what a year
I have already reviewed 2020 from the perspective of Tax Research UK, but the wider perspective is worthy of comment, if only as the groundwork
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Renewables are the future. So why are we still risking so much with nuclear?
There is an article in the FT this morning that suggests something that should be obvious, but needs saying. And that is that renewable energy
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Accounting is at the forefront of the climate change debate now. The trouble is, it does not seem to know it.Â
The Institute of Chartered Accountants has published an article in its People and Planet series under the headline: People and Planet in the Accounts: the
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QE and funding the Green New Deal
The post that follows started, as a number now do, as a Twitter thread. That’s because their reach is much bigger than this blog. Some
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Providing the answers that are needed
I have been asked by a number of people, from MPs onwards, to prepare answers to the types of questions being commonly asked about the
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So, so wrong Sunak
Rishi Sunak got so much wrong yesterday. He is taking away the extra support those on Universal Credit have enjoyed this kast year. The NHS
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We can have a Green New Deal, Rishi Sunak
My Green New Deal colleague Colin Hines had this letter in the Guardian overnight: Your editorial (23 November) highlights how Rishi Sunak is softening the country up
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