Water is critical to life, but neoliberal economics is threatening water supplies for differing reasons in many parts of the globe, including in London. That
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The failure to regulate in the interests of people is what is now driving inflation
Inflation data is out this morning. As everyone who knew anything already knew would happen, inflation has increased. The Office for National Statistics has said:
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The politics of privilege are what the farmers’ protests are all about
I was on Sky News last night, supposedly debating the inheritance tax charge on farms. I say supposedly for a good reason. I went on
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Might you please post sensible comments here that add to debate?
Every now and again, I think it necessary to remind people of the basic rules with regard to commenting on this blog. I think such
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Who will Starmer choose? The US or EU?
The forthcoming trade war that Trump is intent upon is going to force Starmer to do something he hates. He’s going to back either the
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The incompetence of the ICAEW
As many here will know, I resigned from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales in March this year because of their aggressive,
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Is Trump going to create concentration camps?
The New York Times has, in an email this morning, noted that: President-elect Donald Trump confirmed [yesterday] that he intended to declare a national emergency
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Farmers need to stop talking nonsense
Farmers need to stop talking nonsense. I thought it worth sharing an anecdote based upon a BBC Northern Ireland radio discussion I took part in
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Why inheritance tax charges are really good for real farmers – but not for financial whizz kids
I am aware I touched on the issue of inheritance tax on farms yesterday, but I felt it was worth another go. There is a
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