I like this headline in the Guardian this morning: So it’s only privately owned franchises that work, is it? The evidence is in. And that’s
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Country-by-country reporting: responding to the government’s consultation
The government published its consultation on country-by-country reporting as it relates to the Capital Requirements Directive on 20 September with a ridiculously short submission deadline of
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If Labour is to deliver where is it going to turn for advice?
The corporate capture of government is becoming ever more complete. Take this from the Guardian this morning, talking about the ability of the Big 6
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I hope Deloitte will have Chloe Smith back
Chloe Smith MP has resigned from the government. I cannot help but be reminded of this interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqiFr0uppVk I actually feel sorry for Chloe Smith. Rumour
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The Daily Mail is simply signposting the way down which powerful forces wish to travel
Will Hutton wrote about the Daily Mail and democracy in the Observer yesterday, saying: Democracy is a system of government — but it is made
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Venn diagrams for our times: The Daily Mail
Neo-feudalsim: a tale of financial card-sharping and abusing taxes
I wrote yesterday on the rise of neo-feudalism. A long time, and much appreciated commentator on this blog is Andrew Dickie. He commented on my
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A ticking tax timebomb waiting to undermine the Tories
This amusing in the Guardian: Hundreds of thousands of families losing child benefit payments this year need to “get off their backsides” and fill in extra forms
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