Brexit is an example of feral finance at work. But it is not the only one. Neil Woodford’s now failed activities in the funds management
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Yesterday was a weird day. For the UK. For Parliament. For Europe. For democracy. For the rule of law. I could go on. All were
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There is only one question this morning that needs answering. If I was an MP, which I am not as yet (and with no intention
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I have commented already on this morning’s published Brexit deal. I omitted to mention that it is likely to also be illegal under this legislation:
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I have scanned the changes to Theresa May’s Brexit deal that now make up Johnson’s deal. There are sixty plus pages of them; many being
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There’s a quote often attributed to Mahatma Ghandi, although that may be apocryphal, which goes along the lines of ‘First they ignore you, then they
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I have already published the Corporate Accountability Network’s two page summary of sustainable cost accounting. A longer briefing note has also been prepared by me for
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According to the Guardian: According to research from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the Centre for Cities thinktank, large levels of
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Caroline Lucas tabled the following amednement to the Queen’s Speech resolution this morning: Amendment (a) Caroline Lucas At end add ‘but believe that the measures
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