According to the Office for National Statistics release on the December 2021 government finances, published yesterday, this happened: That’s an extraordinary increase in interest payments
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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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Share prices are tumbling this week. And so they should. This is the Shiller price ratio for the S&P 500 in the US but the
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I have already this morning noted the resignation of government minister Lord Agnew in frustration at his own failure to get government departments to take
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Lord Agnew quit as the government minister responsible for tackling fraud, with a brief crossing the Treasury and Cabinet Office, yesterday. He had given no
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Political speculation abounds on whether Johnson can survive. It is apparent that the consensus is that he cannot. But let me offer a word of
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The trend within this government for ministers to deny responsibility for their actions is growing: https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1485353895182409735?s=20 Now Sunak is saying “It wasn’t me who wanted
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I was pleased to note these headlines in an email from The National in Scotland over the weekend: The David Simpson referred to in the
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This is from the front page of the Telegraph today: So, there were police officers on duty at the time that parties took place in
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