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  NOVEMBER  2022

• Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) Scandal: UK Government Forced to Publish the Sandstorm Report
• The Pin-stripe Mafia: How Accountancy Firms Destroy Societies  (Free download)
• New Book - Fighting Corporate Abuse: Beyond Predatory Capitalism
• A Policy Paper prepared for the UK Labour Party - A Better Future for Corporate Governance: Democratising Corporations for Their Long-Term Success
  
• A Policy paper prepared for the UK Labour Party - Controlling Executive Remuneration: Securing Fairer Distribution of Income
• A Policy Paper prepared for the UK Labour Party - Reforming the Auditing Industry
• A Policy Paper prepared for the UK Labour Party - Regulatory Architecture To Enhance Democracy And Business Accountability
• BP sees biggest profit in 114-year history after oil and gas prices soar (7 Feb 2023)
• Register of Overseas Entities: What three luxury homes reveal about who owns UK property (7 Feb 2023)
• BP scales back climate goals as profits more than double to £23bn (7 Feb 2023)
  
• Britain Is Much Worse Off Than It Understands (3 Feb 2023)
• Shell is more serious about share buybacks than renewables (3 Feb 2023)
• Register of Overseas Entities - Dyson among British entrepreneurs who own UK property via overseas companies (3 Feb 2023)
  
• Pension triple lock unsustainable, warns IFS (2 Feb 2023)
• Shell announces record annual profits of £32.2bn after energy price surge (2 Feb 2023)
• Register of Oveaseas Entities: Corruption crackdown under new government anti money laundering laws (1 Feb 2023)
  
• The IFS Deaton Review of Inequalities - Benefits and tax credits (1 Feb 2023)
• Register of Overseas Entities: Three Russians under sanctions own UK property via overseas entities (31 Jan 2023)
  
• UK PLUNGES TO LOWEST-EVER POSITION IN CORRUPTION PERCEPTIONS INDEX (31 Jan 2023)
• Corruption: My horror over the Nadhim Zahawi fiasco is that we just expect this stuff now (30 Jan 2023)
  
• Nadhim Zahawi: Letter from Sir Laurie Magnus to the Prime Minister, 29 January 2023 (29 Jan 2023)
• Seven occasions when Nadhim Zahawi broke the ministerial code (29 Jan 2023)
• ‘I can’t explain how exhausted I was’: Women hit by change in state pension age describe physical toll of work (28 Jan 2023)
• Bank of England winds up £19.3 billion emergency measures triggered by Liz Truss (27 Jan 2023)
  
• Britain lavishes benefits on plenty of rich pensioners. Let’s means test them now (26 Jan 2023)
• Former PwC partner banned for 2 years in Australia for leaking information (26 Jan 2023)
• Millions of broadband customers trapped between price hikes and exit fees of over £200 (26 Jan 2023)
  
• Jim Chalmers ‘furious’ after former PwC tax adviser found to have shared confidential government briefings with staff (25 Jan 2023)
• UK placed in third tier in global index of free expression (25 Jan 2023)
• Index of Censorship (25 Jan 2023)
  
• Crypto firms acted like banks, then collapsed like dominoes (24 Jan 2023)
• Britishvolt Is a Monument to Global Britain’s Empty Hype (23 Jan 2023)
  
• How consecutive Conservative governments destroyed union rights – a timeline of the UK’s ati-strike laws since the 1970s (23 Jan 2023)
• Shocking rise of 'something for nothing Britain': Over half of households get more from the State than they pay in tax... while top 10% of earners account for 53% of all income tax (23 Jan 2023)
• ‘Solvency II reforms risk GB failure’ (23 Jan 2023)
  
• Free market thinking that failed Britishvolt (22 Jan 2023)
  
• Business minister boasted Britishvolt was Brexit success story months before collapse (22 Jan 2023)
• Britishvolt timeline: From positive spark to flat battery in three years (21 Jan 2023)
  
• Workers' rights agency denies backing new UK strike law (20 Jan 2023)
• Britishvolt: how Britain’s bright battery future fell flat (20 Jan 2023)
• Bank of England Governor Questions Need For Digital Pound (19 Jan 2023)
• Big Bang 2.0 reforms increase risk to public, Bank of England warns (18 Jan 2023)
  
• UK worker shortfall due to Brexit curbs estimated at 330,000 (17 Jan 2022)
• Battery startup Britishvolt enters administration as rescue talks fail(17 Jan 2023)
  
• How do planned UK strike laws compare to France, Italy and Spain? (16 Jan 2023)
  
• Care providers ask for doubled fees to care for people discharged from hospitals (9 Jan 2023)
  
• Why for-profit homes won’t solve long-term care issues: Privatizing health services is a bad idea that just won’t go away (3 Jan 2023)
  
• Retail: Last year saw a big jump in the number of shops closing (2 Jan 2023)
  
• UK Employment Law: Looking Ahead to 2023 (29 Dec 2022)
  
• Dementia patients in England facing ‘national crisis’ in care safety (28 Dec 2022)
• Democide: Crisis in A&E departments drives 15,000 deaths (23 Dec 2022)
  
• Thatcher, Privatisation Strategy and the Economic Reconstructiion Group (22 Dec 2022)
• Thatcher had a battle plan for her economic revolution – now the left needs one too (22 Dec 2022)
  
• Private equity groups spot profit in UK’s nurseries (21 Dec 2022)
• NHS hospital beds data analysis (21 Dec 2022)
  
• Private equity’s debt tower is teetering (20 Dec 2022)
• Brexit costs government £40 billion a year in lost tax revenue (20 Dec 2022)
  
• Care workers paid £8,000 less than NHS equivalents in England - study (20 Dec 2022)
  
• It’s not only the NHS in trouble — the whole country is getting sicker (19 Dec 2022)
• The Guardian view on City reforms: banks need more regulation, not less (19 Dec 2022)
• Countdown starts on vital rights (19 Dec 2022)
  
• The strikes are a baleful legacy of a 12-year obsession with tax cuts and a small state (18 Dec 2022)
• MAKING POLLUTERS PAY - How the Emissions Trading Scheme should be harnessed to benefit people and climate (18 Dec 2022)
  
• Tax implications of the Register of Overseas Entities (17 Dec 2022)
• Antibiotics shortages: what’s causing them and how countries can minimise the impact (17 Dec 2022)
  
• Financial Services Bill: UK bank capital plans at odds with post Brexit vision (16 Dec 2022)
• EU adopts global minimum 15% tax on big business (16 Dec 2022)
• Tax dodging and non-compliance during pandemic cost UK £9bn (16 Dec 2022)
• 8 REASONS TO SHARE THE WEALTH  (14 Dec 2022)
  
• Deregulation: Andrew Bailey hits back at Rishi Sunak's plans to liberate the City of London (13 Dec 2022)
• Shadow Banking: Bank of England to stress test hedge funds and private equity lending (13 Dec 2022)
• Children’s care home workers ‘leaving sector for retail and hospitality jobs’ (13 Dec 2022)
• THE NATIONAL LIVING INCOME GUARANTEEING A DECENT MINIMUM INCOME FOR ALL  (13 Dec 2022)
  
• 30 million in UK ‘priced out of decent standard of living by 2024’ (12 Dec 2022)
• How much would a public sector pay rise really cost the UK government? (11 Dec 2022)
  
• Fakers, fast sign-ups and fraud: the crisis at the UK’s Companies House (4 Dec 2022)
• ‘Competitiveness’ mantra must not let risky banking rise again (4 Dec 2022)
  
• Starmer's sly dig over private school tax stirs up hornet's nest that could leave him stung (3 Dec 2022)
• Private Equity: Blackstone limits withdrawals at $125bn property fund as investors rush to exit (2 Dec 2022)
  
• England’s water can be renationalised without compensation, activists say (2 Dec 2022)
• England’s water: the world’s piggy bank (1 Dec 2022)
  
• Social-care insurance scheme needed, David Cameron says (1 Dec 2022)
  
• State pension age could rise sooner despite falling life expectancy, minister hints (30 Nov 2022)
• Revealed: more than 70% of English water industry is in foreign ownership (30 Nov 2022)
• Water firms’ debts since privatisation hit £54bn as Ofwat refuses to impose limits (30 Nov 2022)
• Emma Sleep: CMA investigates online selling practices based on ‘urgency’ claims (30 Nov 2022)
• Losing energy support will mean ‘fuel poverty for more than 7m’ in UK (30 Nov 2022)
  
• Energy prices to rise for some in January – and it's worse for those who prepay or pay on receipt of bills (29 Nov 2022)
• The state of the adult social care sector and workforce in England (25 Nov 2022)
  
• Social care 360: expenditure (24 Nov 2022)
• Social care 360: access (24 Nov 2022)
• Government should provide insurance against dementia care costs, David Cameron says (23 Nov 2022)
  
• Labour would abolish the House of Lords (22 Nov 2022)
• NHS staff from overseas: statistics (22 Nov 2022) 
• A Commentary on the UK Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, delivered on 21 November 2022 (22 Nov 2022)
• UK government under fire over ‘inexplicable’ Bulb decision (21 Nov 2022)
• Starmer’s Lords plan is bad news for England (21 Nov 2022)
  
• A wealth tax by another name? Inheritance tax and CGT raid on the middle class to rake in £130bn in the coming years (20 Nov 2022)
• Keir Starmer: I will abolish House of Lords to ‘restore trust in politics’ (19 Nov 2022)
  
• British workers are living through a two-decade wage stagnation costing £15,000 (19 Nov 2022)
• Feed the Future: Jeremy Hunt ignores pleas to expand free school meals in autumn Budget (19 Nov 2022)
• UK government upholds £20 billion commitment to research and development (19 Nov 2022)
  
• How will Jeremy Hunt’s budget affect me? (18 Nov 2022)
• This isn’t fair’: public sector workers react to autumn statement (18 Nov 2022)
  
• Office for Budget Responsibility Economic and fiscal outlook November 2022 (18 Nov 2022)
  
• Overview of the November 2022 Economic and fiscal outlook (18 Nov 2022)
• HM Treasury Analysis - AUTUMN STATEMENT 2022 (18 Nov 2022)
• HM Treasury - Impact on households: distributional analysis to accompany Autumn Statement 2022 (18 Nov 2022)
• UK energy windfall tax: what it is and why it needs to change (17 Nov 2022)
• The Autumn Statement 2022 speech (17 Nov 2022)
• NHS and schools to get £11,200,000,000 extra funding over next two years (17 Nov 2022)
• HMRC: Energy Taxes Factsheet (17 Nov 2022)
• Benefits rise brings relief but stark warning from poverty campaigners (17 Nov 2022)
• Adult Social Care Statistics in England: An Overview (17 Nov 2022)
• NHS: How does UK health spending compare across Europe over the past decade? (16 Nov 2022)
• UK strike levels soar as public sector workers face worst pay squeeze (16 Nov 2022)
• Labour seeks to protect face-to-face bank branches by forcing Commons vote (16 Nov 2022)
  
• Inflation set to wipe out £184billion of UK savings this year with average household set to lose £1,087 in real terms... so should you invest instead? (15 Nov 2022)
  
• Poverty: Four million children now live in households on universal credit (15 Nov 2022)
• UK must act over poverty, housing and equal rights, says UN body (15 Nov 2022)
  
• Poverty: Inquest finds toddler killed by mould exposure in ‘defining moment for housing sector’ (15 Nov 2022)
  
• I was the chairman of Greggs. The wealthy should be paying more tax (14 Nov 2022)
• Household debt: statistics and impact on economy (14 Nov 2022)
• NHS: The Number of Recommended Hospital Beds Per 1 000 People  (13 Nov 2022)
  
• Number of Britons on poverty pay set to hit 5.1 million next year (13 Nov 2022)
  
• From two PMs to three levelling up secretaries, the 147 government resignations and sackings this year (12 Nov 2022)
• Voter ID list gives few election options for younger voters (11 Nov 2022)
  
• Beware Tory propaganda on the public finances – economics is not a neutral science (10 Nov 2022)
• Why are so many nurses leaving the NHS?  (9 Nov 2022)
  
• VOTER ID: ‘It’s Far Worse than Any US State (9 Nov 2022)
  
• Cost of living: Millions have no savings as prices soar (8 Nov 2022)
• Call for more light on shadow banking (8 Nov 2022)
  
• There is no ‘black hole’ (8 Nov 2022)
  
• Billionaires emit a million times more greenhouse gases than the average person, study finds (8 Nov 2022)
  
• New State Pension figures suggest that 1.9 million people over 66 are receiving less than £100 per week  (7 Nov 2022)
  
• Fat cats: Bonus bonanza boosts FTSE 100 chief executives’ pay by nearly a quarter (7 Nov 2022)
  
• Surprise rise in over-50s who now shun work: Bank of England warns number has unexpectedly jumped since the summer (6 Nov 2022)
• Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's Budget fire sale has cost pensions £75bn, according to a report by a US investment bank (5 Nov 2022)
  
• Britons now have the worst access to healthcare in Europe, and it shows (5 Nov 2022)
• Can the Financial Services and Markets Bill create net-zero opportunities for the UK? (4 Nov 2022)
  
• Extreme heart care disruption linked to 30,000 excess deaths involving heart disease (4 Nov 2022)
• UK Household indebtedness and financial stability  (3 Nov 2022)
• The Guardian view on the Bank of England: on the side of profit, not people (3 Nov 2022)
  
• Britain to go it alone for now on reining in 'shadow banking' (2 Nov 2022)
  
• NHS haemorrhaging money to PFI companies (2 Nov 2022)
  
• Bank of England sells £750 million worth of bonds at first QE unwind auction (1 Nov 2022)
• Bank of England begins selling government bonds (1 Nov 2022)

• £1.3 trillion is wiped off value of UK bonds in record sell-off (29 Oct 2022)
• UK government debt and deficit: June 2022 (28 Oct 2022)
• Oil and gas firms are still making a killing – and No 10 is letting them (28 Oct 2022)
• UK should match Norway’s 78% North Sea oil and gas tax, thinktank says (28 Oct 2022)
  
• Sunak explores tax rises and spending cuts of up to £50bn (28 Oct 2022)
• Profits at world’s seven biggest oil firms soar to almost £150bn this year (27 Oct 2022)
• 6 in 10 believe the main priority of business should be delivering better pay for their workers (27 Oct 2022)
  
• UK Real Wages Fell at Sharpest Pace Since 2010 Financial Crisis (26 Oct 2022)
  
• Three million workers risk being dragged into higher tax bands (25 Oct 2022)
• How the U.K. Became One of the Poorest Countries in Western Europe (25 Oct 2022)
• The Bank of England Is Central Banking’s Crash Test Dummy (24 Oct 2022)
• Public sector finances, UK: September 2022 (23 Oct 2022)
• It is tragic how far Britain has fallen (22 Oct 2022)
• UK Taxpayers Take First Ever Loss From BOE QE Holdings (21 Oct 2022)
• Central Government Supply Estimates 2022-23 Out-of-Turn Supplementary Estimates (see page 59 for QE losses) (20 Oct 2022)
• Latest key statistics on adult social care include council spending in 2021-22: statistical press release (20 Oct 2022)
• UK Treasury to Transfer £11 Billion to BOE to Cover QE Losses (19 Oct 2022)
• Care home stats: number of settings, population & workforce (16 Oct 2022)
  
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• 'Shadow banks,' indebted firms to be launch pad for next crisis, warns Nobel-winner economist (15 Oct 2022)
• COVID support schemes 'lost billions to fraud and error', report finds (14 Oct 2022)
• Covid furlough scheme ‘lost billions of pounds to error and fraud’ (13 Oct 2022)
• Shadow banking: What is the opaque, unregulated network of lenders threatening stability of the financial system? (13 Oct 2022)
  
• National Audit Office Report: Delivery of employment support schemes in response to the Covid-19 pandemic (13 Oct 2022)
• 1 in 5 residential care workers in the UK living in poverty before cost-of-living crisis (11 Oct 2022)
  
• Shadow banking: The hidden nasties lurking in the financial system (10 Oct 2022)
• Kwasi Kwarteng’s pledge to OBR over public spending (9 Oct 2022)
  
• Shadow Banking: Woodford-style run on funds worth $41 trillion threaten global stability (8 Oct 2022)
• Lord Elgin paid no British customs tax on Parthenon marbles, letters suggest (8 Oct 2022)
• Freeze state pensions and slash ‘non-frontline’ NHS and schools staff, said No 10’s economic adviser (8 Oct 2022)
  
• The broken US economy breeds inequality and insecurity. Here’s how to fix it (7 Oct 2022)
  
• Britain’s shadow banking system is raising serious concerns after bond market storm (7 Oct 2022)
• The £895bn Quantitative Easing (QE) monster is really to blame for the market meltdown (7 Oct 2022)
• How a ‘safe bet’ brought gilt markets to the brink (7 Oct 2022)
• ‘Windfall tax’ on wind and solar companies set to be unveiled next week (7 Oct 2022)
• Europe’s gas price cap options, explained (7 Oct 2022)
• Insolvencies rise as companies worry about energy bills (7 Oct 2022)
• Facebook UK pays £29m corporation tax despite record £3.3bn sales (6 Oct 2022)
• The Guardian view on race and poverty: a worsening divide (6 Oct 2022)
• Britain’s shadow banking system is raising serious concerns after bond market storm (6 Oct 2022)
  
• Quantitative Easing:  Bank of England slams brakes on emergency bond buy-out (6 Oct 2022)
  
• Mini-Budget: Reforms, roll-outs and freezes in the tax and benefit system (6 Oct 2022)
• IFS: Millions in Britain ‘face stealth tax raid’ under Liz Truss’s plans (6 Oct 2022)
• Lobbying and capture of the State: 'Taken Over by Big Fat Cat Sponsors’ Making Friends and Influencing Ministers at Conservative Conference (6 Oct 2022)
• Gordon Brown says there will be a 'national uprising' if Tories slash benefits for poor (5 Oct 2022)
• Over 330,000 excess deaths in Great Britain linked to austerity (5 Oct 2022)
  
• Government for Sale: Liz Truss raised £500,000 for bid to be leader, register of interests reveal (5 Oct 2022)
• Teachers' pay: Which countries pay the most and the least in Europe? (5 Oct 2022)
• Alarm over dismantling of UK nature laws (5 Oct 2022)
• Energy price guarantee could cost taxpayer £140bn in 'extreme' scenario, market expert warns (5 Oct 2022)
  
• UK price cap on household energy bills expected to cost £89bn (5 Oct 2022)
  
• UK Government introduces second Economic Crime Bill into Parliament (5 Oct 2022)
  
• UK power companies threatened with legislation to limit revenues (4 Oct 2022)
  
• Making the poor poorer is a false economy (4 Oct 2022)
• Scary’ market turmoil makes investors wary of UK private equity (3 Oct 2022)
  
• It will spark strikes and protests, but public sector pay has to fall (3 Oct 2022)
• Unions brand bid to exempt firms with up 500 staff from new rules ‘reckless’ (2 Oct 2022)
  
• Red tape cut for thousands of growing businesses  (2 Oct 2022)
• Minister says Rees-Mogg wants to ditch ‘all business regulations’ for SMEs (2 Oct 2022)
• Free Trade: Why Did the Slave Trade Survive So Long? (1 Oct 2022)

• UK is only G7 country with smaller economy than before Covid-19 (30 Sep 2022)
  
• UK climate activists held in jail for up to six months before trial (30 Sep 2022)
• Serco injected £60m to prop up pension fund after market meltdown (30 Sep 2022)
• The Financial Services and Markets Bill – second reading (29 Sep 2022)
• I got rich by betting that inequality would destroy the U.S. and U.K. I’m sorry (29 Sept 2022)
  
• UK pension funds sell assets and tap employers in rush for cash (29 Sep 2022)
• Private pension statistics commentary: September 2022 (28 Sept 2022)
  
• How regulation can prepare the ground for economic growth (27 Sep 2022)
• BOE’s QE Portfolio Is £200 Billion in the Red After UK Rout (26 Sep 2022)
  
• Labour are much better at running the economy than voters think – new research (25 Sep 2022)
  
• Public ownership of clean power: lower bills, climate action, decent jobs (24 Sep 2022)
• Nationalised energy could save UK households up to £4,400, TUC says (24 Sep 2022)
• One in six UK public procurement contracts (PPE)  had tax haven link (24 Sep 2022)
  
• HM Treasury: THE GROWTH PLAN 2022 (23 Sep 2022)
• The Growth Plan 2022 speech (23 Sep 2022)
  
• Chancellor announces new Growth Plan with biggest package of tax cuts in generations (23 Sep 2022)
  
• IFS Mini-Budget response (23 Sep 2022)
  
• Five charts that will underpin chancellor’s mini-budget (23 Sep 2022)
• From stamp duty to defence spending: what will Kwarteng’s mini-budget do? (22 Sep 2022)
• UK in recession and further interest rate hikes probable, Bank warns Kwarteng (22 Sep 2022)
• Private equity may become a ‘pyramid scheme’, warns Danish pension fund (22 Sep 2022)
• New crackdown on fraud and money laundering to protect UK economy (22 Sep 2022)
• Donald Trump sued for 'years of bank, tax and insurance fraud' (21 Sep 2022)
• UK Government outlines plans to help cut energy bills for businesses (21 Sep 2022)
• Energy bills – latest: Cost of support for businesses ‘could be up to £48bn’ (21 Sep 2022)
  
• ‘Not good enough’: four companies give their verdict on the energy plan (21 Sep 2022)
• Firms still fretting over energy bills despite price cap (21 Sep 2022)
  
• Energy cap does not go far enough to help schools, UK headteachers warn (21 Sep 2022)
• Government business energy plans are a taxpayer funded ‘panic measure’ as job fears grow (21 Sep 2022)
  
• Energy bailout will benefit corporate giants who don’t need it, MPs warn (21 Sep 2022)
• Germany nationalises gas giant amid energy crisis (21 Sep 2022)
• Money Laundering: Westminster council plans crack down on ‘dirty money (21 Sep 2022)
• Firms still fretting over energy bills despite price cap (20 Sep 2022)
• Cutting corporation tax is not a magic bullet for increasing investment (20 Sep 2022)
• Truss admits her tax cuts will disproportionately benefit the rich - and says she's prepared to be an unpopular PM to boost economy  (20 Sep 2022)
  
• Liz Truss warned corporation tax cuts have not fuelled investment (20 Sep 2022)
• Britain blames Brussels for driving up UK energy bills in explosive new Brexit row (20 Sep 2022)
  
• ‘Polluters must pay’: UN chief calls for windfall tax on fossil fuel companies (20 Sep 2022)
• Workers who lose their jobs face £7,500 stealth tax raid (20 Sep 2022)
• Inequality: Number of global ultra high net worth individuals hits record high (20 Sep 2022)
• UK unions seek legal review of government’s strike-breaking laws (20 Sep 2022)
  
• ENERGY PRICE AND COST-OF-LIVING CRISIS: A CRISIS OF POVERTY, INEQUALITY, DEMOCRACY AND FAILED ECONOMIC POLICIES (19 Sep 2022)
• Vulnerable countries demand global tax to pay for climate-led loss and damage (19 Sep 2022)
• Activists call for FCA reforms in Brexit bill (16 Sep 2022)
  
• The sovereign’s wealth: UK royal family’s finances – explained (14 Sep 2022)
• EU expects to raise €140bn from windfall tax on energy firms (14 Sep 2022)
• Link Group to defy City on Neil Woodford fine (14 Sep 2022)
  
• Number of people in UK with long-term sickness rose to record 2.5m in July - Almost 400,000 have exited jobs market with long-term health problems (13 Sep 2022)
• Liz Truss energy and tax plan ‘will give richest families twice as much support’ (13 Sep 2022)
• Link faces additional £50m fine from FCA over Woodford probe (13 Sep 2022)
• Woodford fund investors could be in line for £306m in compensation (12 Sep 2022)
  
• Let’s not forget to scrutinise the new energy policy (11 Sep 2022)
• Household indebtedness and financial stability  (8 Sep 2022)
  
• Why the Tories are suddenly into printing money and borrowing (7 Sep 2022)
  
• How do household energy bills compare across Europe? (6 Sep 2022)
• UK Taxpayers on the Hook for Truss’s £200 Billion Energy Plan (6 Sep 2022)
  
• Covid: Bounce Back Loan Scheme performance data as at 31 July 2022 (5 Sep 2022)

• The Guardian view on broken markets: time to take back control (29 Aug 2022)
• UK Striker-Replacement Law: ‘Criminal Offence’ Turned ‘Option for Business’  (27 Aug 2022)
  
• Unite Investigates: Profiteering across the energy sector (26 Aug 2022)
• Energy bills are soaring in Europe. What are countries doing to help you pay them? (26 Aug 2022)
• Regulators come under fierce criticism after six-year probe into disgraced former bosses of failed bank HBOS ends in no action being taken (26 Aug 2022)
  
• Energy firms refusing to supply small UK businesses over bankruptcy fears (25 Aug 2022)
  
• When Private Equity Takes Over a Nursing Home (25 Aug 2022)
  
• Half of care workers in England earn less than entry level supermarket roles (24 Aug 2022)
  
• Has the time come to organise a general strike? (23 Aug 2022)
• England’s privatised water: profits over people and planet (23 Aug 2022)
  
• Record profits for grain firms amid food crisis prompt calls for windfall tax (23 Aug 2022)
  
• How to tackle the UK cost of living crisis – the main economic ideas (22 Aug 2022)
• High Pay Centre and TUC research finds that median FTSE 100 CEO pay increased 39% in 2021 (22 Aug 2022)
• Energy bills increase equates to adding 9p to income tax rate, supplier warna - bills are going to go from £15bn in a normal year to £75bn this year     (22 Aug 2022)
• Cost of living crisis: the UK needs to raise taxes not cut them – here’s why  (22 Aug 2022)
  
• Water firms in drought-hit UK flogged 35 reservoirs in five years - and built just two  (21 Aug 2022)
• Avanti paid shareholders £11.5m despite ‘abysmal’ service for rail users (21 Aug 2022)
• Companies are paying inflation busting dividends at cost to the rest of the economy, including their employees (20 Aug 2022)
• Assessing the impact of shareholder primacy and value extraction: Performance and financial resilience in the FTSE350 (20 Aug 2022)
• DWP benefits statistics: August 2022 (state pension) (19 Aug 2022)
  
• Europe mercilessly mocks UK government for allowing British rail to fund their rail systems (19 Aug 2022)
• Why the housing market is about to crashThe existence of the 50-year mortgage shows lenders are desperate (19 Aug 2022)
• Inflation is a passing phase: what we need is help to get through it rather than pain to punish us for it  (18 Aug 2022)
• Welcome to the freeport, where turbocapitalism tramples over British democracy (17 Aug 2022)
• How our water industry went down the drain: Foreign predators continue to load UK's biggest firms with debt amid fury over executive pay (17 Aug 2022)
  
• Leaked Parliamentary Ombudsman report blames 50s Women for not understanding they would have to wait six more years for a pension (16 Aug 2022)
  
• Blackmore Bond collapse: FCA failed to act before people lost life savings (16 Aug 2022)
  
• Keir Starmer rejects calls to nationalise energy firms after £29billion bills bailout (15 Aug 2022)
• Starmer’s plan works as means to get this issue on the political agenda, but leaves a lot to be desired (15 Aug 2022)
• Rising Energy Bills: Surviving 2023 How to manage the coming economic crisis (14 Aug 2022)
• Nationalise now, but not to bail out the system (14 Aug 2022)
  
• There is no point nationalising the energy sector (13 Aug 2022)
• Nationalising energy companies won’t cut our bills – but there’s another way (12 Aug 2022)
• Britain’s energy crisis has been decades in the making (11 Aug 2022)
• Student loans: How do they work, what can I borrow and when do I pay it back? (11 Aug 2022)
  
• Student loan interest rates to be capped at 6.3% from September 2022 due to market rates (10 Aug 2022)
  
• The Restructuring and Privatisation of Electricity Distribution and Supply Businesses in England and Wales: A Social Cost–Benefit Analysis (10 Aug 2022)
• Energy Crisis: How We Happened to Sell Off Our Electricity (9 Aug 2022)
  
• Full extent of NHS dentistry shortage revealed by far-reaching BBC research (8 Aug 2022)
• Agency ‘failed to investigate claims of forgery by banks’ (8 Aug 2022)
• Bank of England accused of failures on shadow banking (private equity) (8 Aug 2022)
• SHADOW BANKING AND THE UK’s FPC (8 Aug 2022)
• Nationalising water, energy and Royal Mail would pay for itself within seven years, research says (6 Aug 2022)
• Private Equity: The Carried Interest Loophole Survives Another US Political Battle (5 Aug 2022)
  
• DWP ignores the Parliamentary Ombudsman and refuses to compensate 118,000 disabled people hit by benefit maladministration (7 Aug 2022)
• British Tory MP spills the beans on government debt (3 Aug 2022)
• Debt-ridden water giants at risk from rate rises (2 Aug 2022)
  
• New register of overseas owners of UK properties ‘riddled with flaws’ (1 Aug 2022)

• Executive Pay: Minder Initiative A Review of the Popular Initiative that Revolutionised Swiss Governance (31 Jul 2022)
  
• Rishi Sunak facing fresh Covid fraud questions after disturbing new evidence emerges of  business scheme abuse  (30 Jul 2022)
• Record 1.2m graduates are not earning enough to even begin repaying their student loans - with new high of six in 10 recent university leavers on salaries below £27,295 threshold (29 Jul 2022)
  
• Director of care home paid £2.27m (29 Jul 2022)
• FCA publishes Decision Notices for Carillion plc (in liquidation) and three of its former executive directors (28 Jul 2022)
• If you think being tough on unions wins you plaudits in the media, you’re wrong (28 Jul 2022)
  
• How ex-footballer’s energy gamble ended up costing bill payers £700m (27 Jul 2022)
• House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee Report - Energy pricing and the future of the energy market (27 Jul 2022)
  
• Welsh NHS staff advised how to access food banks (26 Jul 2022)
• Water Industry: ‘This stinks’: Government accused of hiding from scrutiny over sewage in rivers (26 Jul 2022)
• TUC publishes plan to cut bills through public ownership of energy retail (26 Jul 2022)
  
• UK Government has plenty of money for weapons of war (26 Jul 2022)
• TUC publishes plan to cut bills through public ownership of energy retail (25 Jul 2022)
• A fairer energy system for families and the climate (25 Jul 2022)
  
• Frederick Barclay transferred fortune to avoid paying tax, ex-wife tells court (25 Jul 2022)
• Fear prevents workers reporting low pay (25 Jul 2022)
• Fifth of UK households now have ‘negative disposable income’ (25 Jul 2022)
  
• Compliance and enforcement of the National Minimum Wage: the case of the Leicester textiles sector A report by the Low Pay Commission (25 Jul 2022)
  
• NHS in England facing worst staffing crisis in history, MPs warn (25 Jul 2022)
• UK restaurant insolvencies jump by more than 60% in year (25 Jul 2022)
• One per cent of current Tory MPs are of ‘working-class’ backgrounds (25 Jul 2022)
  
• Anglian Water chief lands £1.3m pay despite two-star pollution rating (24 Jul 2022)
• Sham Democracy: Just one in 100 Tory MPs came from a working-class job (24 Jul 2022)
  
• Charge for hospital stays to help fund NHS, says ex-health boss (24 Jul 2022)
• Thames Water boss Sarah Bentley on £2m a year gets £727,000 windfall - just as Environment Agency condemns firm over pollution (23 Jul 2022)
  
• MPs to investigate benefits and drawbacks of tax reliefs in new inquiry (22 Jul 2022)
• Government failures to control PPE contracts could cost taxpayers £2.7 billion (20 Jul 2022)
  
• The Tories are upping their attack on our democracy, under cover of the leadership contest (19 Jul 2022)
  
• Morrisons set to lose Big Four spot to Aldi as sales slump following private equity takeover (19 Jul 2022)
• Fat Cats: 'CEOs, Not Working People, Are Causing Inflation': Report Shows Soaring Executive Pay (19 Jul 2022)
• Error and fraud in the COVID-19 schemes: methodology and approach (an update for 2022) (18 Jul 2022)
  
• ‘1.3 million families facing cost-of-living crisis with no savings buffer’ (17 Jul 2022)
• Full list of more than 200 bank branches closing by end of 2022 (16 Jul 2022)
• Agency workers during strikes – another dark day for UK employment law (16 Jul 2022)
• Tesco wins right to fire and rehire workers after legal battle (15 Jul 2022)
• Water and sewerage company performance on pollution hits new low (15 Jul 2022)
• Jail water firm bosses over ‘appalling’ pollution, says Environment Agency (15 Jul 2022)
• Water Companies: EU Criminal sanctions for environmental offences (15 Jul 2022)
• Water companies hit ‘appalling’ new low as worst sewage incidents triple in a year (14 Jul 2022)
  
• Benefit cuts since 2010 increased UK child poverty in run-up to pandemic, says IFS (14 Jul 2022)
• Living standards, poverty and inequality in the UK: 2022 (14 Jul 2022)
• Corruption: Jury discharged in trial of UK middlemen accused of Saudi bribes (14 Jul 2022)
  
• Average UK household £8,800 a year worse off than those in France or Germany (13 Jul 2022)
• UK families ‘nearly £9,000 worse off than in comparable countries’ (13 Jul 2022)
• Resolution Foundation Report: Stagnation nation (13 Jul 2022)
• MPs approve controversial plans to let agency workers cover for striking staff (12 Jul 2022)
• Recruitment body calls on government not to lift ban on use of agency staff during strikes (12 Jul 2022)
• UK’s biggest recruiters warn ministers not to hire agency staff to replace strikers  (12 Jul 2022)
• Tories acting like “gangsters” with plan to lift agency worker ban (12 Jul 2022)
  
• Crisis in Social Care: Follow the Money (12 Jul 2022)
• Over 300 footballers including Premier League stars 'probed' for tax avoidance (12 Jul 2022)
• Uber broke laws, duped police and secretly lobbied governments, leak reveals (11 Jul 2022)
  
• Financialisation of Nature: John Bellamy Foster – The Capitalist Solution to ‘Save’ the Planet: Make It an Asset Class & Sell it (10 Jul 2022)
  
• Review finds cause for concern in some parts of road fuel market (8 Jul 2022)
• Rishi Sunak's beloved 'charter cities' pose a huge threat to our democracy (8 Jul 2022)
  
• Private equity may be heading for a fall (7 Jul 2022)
  
• Competition and Markets Authority -  Road Fuel Review (8 Jul 2022)
• The Defense of Nature: Resisting the Financializaton of the Earth (6 Jul 2022)
  
• Our taps could run dry and greedy water company bosses - who waste 450,000 Olympic swimming pools of water a year - should be prosecuted, writes singer turned anti-pollution campaigner FEARGAL SHARKEY (5 Jul 2022)
  
• The Living Standards Audit 2022 (4 Jul 2022)
• Feargal Sharkey warns London is ‘perilously close’ to running out of drinking water (3 Jul 2022)
• Ever more people are paying higher rate tax (£20bn extra tax)  – good news for the Treasury, bad news for everyone else (3 Jul 2022)
  
• Polluting water firms splash £9m on bosses: Top brass rake in a fortune despite public's anger over raw sewage in Britain's rivers  (2 Jul 2022)
• Outsourcing health-care services to the private sector and treatable mortality rates in England, 2013–20: an observational study of NHS privatisation (1 Jul 2022)
  
• Sewage dumping ‘scandal’ means councils must be able to fine water companies, say Lib Dems (1 Jul 2022)

• Toys R Us bankruptcy lawsuit could shake private equity (30 Jun 2022)
• Charter Cities: BORN IN THE USA The Americanisation of Reactionary Politics in the UK (30 Jun 2022)
  
• UK failure to tackle ‘dirty money’ led to it ‘laundering Russia’s war funds’ (30 Jun 2022)
• Water bills at risk of one-fifth increase to rid rivers of sewage (30 Jun 2022)
  
• House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee Report: The cost of complacency: illicit finance and the war in Ukraine (30 Jun 2022)
• Anglian Water pays £92mn dividend to owners as customer bills rise (29 Jun 2022)
  
• Interest rate hikes could trigger chain of bankruptcies in shadow banks (private equity and hedge funds) (29 Jun 2022)
• Water Companies: Government under investigation over ‘appalling’ handling of sewage dumped in rivers (28 Jun 2022)
• Fracking firms could share in UK fossil fuel tax breaks worth billions (28 Jun 2022)
• Prince Charles pressured ministers to change law to benefit his estate (28 Jun 2022)
  
• Windfall tax on Covid profits could ease ‘catastrophic’ food crisis, says Oxfam (27 Jun 2022)
• Sewage in water: a growing public health problem (27 Jun 2022)
  
• U.S. Advances Legislation to Stop Enablers of Money Laundering - money launderers resort to real estate transactions, private equity investments, art dealers, and other “enablers   (27 Jun 2022)
• Rail firm paid shareholders £500m before asking workers to take wage cut (25 Jun 2022)
• River sewage a serious public health issue that water companies must tackle, warns Chris Whitty (25 Jun 2022)
  
• BA made low-paid staff take 10% pay cut - and 'reinstated it only for managers' (25 Jun 2022)
  
• Covid-19: politicisation, “corruption,” and suppression of science (24 Jun 2022)
  
• The Guardian view on privatisation: the god that failed (23 Jun 2022)
• Anglian Water makes waves with big payout - water companies apid £60bn in dividends since privatisation (23 Jun 2022)
  
• National Audit Office (NAO) Report: The energy supplier market (22 Jun 2022)
• Failing energy firms will cost UK consumers £2.7bn, says watchdog (22 Jun 2022)
• Ofgem blamed as supplier failures lead to higher energy bills (22 Jun 2022)
• The United Kingdom has the highest inflation in the G7 (22 Jun 2022)
• Brexit is making cost of living crisis worse, new study claims (22 Jun 2022)
• The Resolution Foundation Report: The Big Brexit (22 Jun 2022)
• Poor UK households paying up to £541 more a year for goods and services (22 Jun 2022)
  
• UK inflation rises to 9.1%, its highest rate in 40 years (22 Jun 2022)
  
• UK food price inflation set to hit 20%, Citi forecasts (22 Jun 2022)
• Why has the UK's inflation rate hit a 40-year high and will things get worse? (22 Jun 2022)
• Labour accuses Government of ‘siding with the water companies’ over sewage (21 Jun 2022)
• Train strike: UK government’s plan to replace strikers with agency workers failed in 2015 – it still won’t work today (21 Jun 2022)
  
• Selling to yourself: the private equity groups that buy companies they own (21 Jun 2022)
• Anglian Water to pay £92m dividend to private equity owners despite rising bills and backlash over pollution (21 Jun 2022)
  
• Average UK pay rises stall at 4% – less than half the inflation rate (21 Jun 2022)
• Fat cats: Outgoing boss of discount retailer B&M handed £5m payout (21 Jun 2022)
  
• Boris Johnson plans to break rail strikes by allowing use of agency workers (20 Jun 2022)
  
• Anglian Water pays £92mn dividend to private equity owners as customer bills rise (20 Jun 2022)
  
• Etsy paid just £128,000 in corporation tax in 2020 in the UK despite £160m in sales (19 Jun 2022)
• Windfall tax ‘seriously flawed’, says North Sea oil and gas producer (19 Jun 2022)
• The end of cheap money is bringing 'the bezzle' to a shuddering halt and will hit private equity (19 Jun 2022)
  
• Fat Cats: Tesco boss Ken Murphy defends his mammoth £4.7m pay packet despite warning shoppers face 'unprecedented increases in the cost of living' (18 Jun 2022)
  
• Norwegian oil giant ‘threatens to ditch £4.5bn North Sea project over Rishi Sunak’s windfall tax’ (18 Jun 2022)
• Government for Sale: Crypto lobbyist donated £500k to Conservatives before UK’s ‘crypto hub’ move (17 Jun 2022)
  
• Hungary blocks EU deal on 15% minimum corporate tax (17 Jun 2022)
• Concerns over Oxford Street being ‘overrun’ with US candy stores (17 Jun 2022)
  
• McDonald's to pay France €1.2 billion to settle tax evasion case (16 Jun 2022)
• England student loan interest rate capped at 7.3% (14 Junn 2022)
• UK City watchdog convicted just two people for insider trading in the past five years (13 Jun 2022)
• Victims of one of UK’s biggest banking frauds (HBOS, Lloyds Bank) ‘to be offered £3m compensation’ (13 Jun 2022)
• HBOS victims to be offered a £3m compensation deal nearly 20 years after notorious banking fraud that hammered small businesses (13 Jun 2022)
• Grant Shapps says law change could allow agency workers to break strikes (13 Jun 2022)
  
• Contrary to popular and academic belief, Adam Smith did not accept inequality as a necessary trade-off for a more prosperous economy (12 Jun 2022)
• Adam Smith’s Soft Side (12 Jun 2022)
• Adam Smith on What It Means to Flourish (12 Jun 2022)
• Inequality and economics: let’s go back to Adam Smith (12 Jun 2022)
• Adam Smith would have taxed the rich (12 Jun 2022)
• Morrisons' US private equity owner facing backlash over plan to sell off fisheries, warehouses and food manufacturing plants (12 Jun 2022)
  
• Fat Cats: What cost of living crisis? Bumper executive bonuses make a comeback (11 Jun 2022)
• Rip-off: Shetland Islands homes quoted £725,000 for broadband connection (9 Jun 2022)
• Activists take water regulator to court over sewage in English and Welsh rivers (9 Jun 2022)
  
• Household income inequality, UK: financial year ending 2021 (8 Jun 2022)
• Water companies hit with fines after sewage kills thousands of fish (8 Jun 2022)
• Don't blame water companies for river pollution, says research conducted among water companies (7 Jun 2022)
• Wage gap between CEOs and US workers jumped to 670-to-1 last year, study finds (7 Jun 2022)
• Money laundering: MPs call for closure of NI corporate loophole (7 Jun 2022)
• Cash burn leaves cancer specialist Rutherford Health facing collapse (7 Jun 2022)
  
• Private cancer care provider Rutherford Health collapses into liquidation (7 Jun 2022)
• Income inequality in the UK (7 Jun 2022)
• Fat cats: Sainsbury’s CEO’s pay triples to £3.8m as firm rejects living wage calls (7 Jun 2022)
• Fresh setback for long-suffering Woodford investors as cancer firm Rutherford Health goes bust (6 Jun 2022)
  
• Fossil fuel projects that qualify for Rishi Sunak’s tax relief ‘could create 899 million tonnes of CO2’ (6 Jun 2022)
• City donations worth £15m raise concerns over influence on UK politics (6 Jun 2022)
• Investors seek millions from Woodford fund collapse (5 Jun 2022)
  
• Sainsbury's is under fire for huge rise in dividends - a lot of which goes to foreign shareholders - as staff and shoppers struggle with cost of living (5 Jun 2022)
• Wind farm and nuclear electricity could be exempt from windfall tax (4 Jun 2022)
• Trade unions should handle their resurgence carefully (3 Jun 2022)
  
• Choice on Units of Measurement: Markings and Sales (3 Jun 2022)
• Crowning glory: Crown symbol pint glasses making a comeback as nation celebrates the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee (3 Jun 2022)
• Neil Woodford investors sue administrators of collapsed fund (3 Jun 2022)
  
• We can upgrade Brexit and ease the cost of living by going back to the single market (2 Jun 2022)
• Dentist crisis: People unable to get NHS treatment resorting to desperate measures to stop pain (2 Jun 2022)
  
• The decade that broke Britain: the disastrous decisions that left millions in a cost of living crisis (1 Jun 2022)
  
• Amundi warns that parts of private equity market resemble ‘Ponzi schemes (1 Jun 2022)

• This age of inflation reveals the sickness ailing Britain’s economy: rentier capitalism (31 May 2022)
• Loss of 25,000 NHS beds caused ‘serious patient safety crisis’, finds report (31 May 2022)
  
• The Case for Taxing the Rich Gets an Unexpected Boost (31 May 2022)
  
• High Value Fraud Ignored as Government Chases Welfare Cheats (31 May 2022)
• How shadow banks threaten the global economy  (31 May 2022)
• High Value Fraud Ignored as Government Chases Welfare Cheats (31 May 2022)
  
• ‘Same nightmare week after week’: UK firms fed up with post-Brexit EU trade (30 May 2022)
  
• Former minister accuses Starling Bank over Covid loans (29 May 2022)
• Woodford named in fresh lawsuit as investors look to recoup £18m three years after fund freeze (29 May 2022)
  
• Tax rises, handouts, law-breaking: what do the Tories stand for now? (29 May 2022)
• The question that rattled Davos - is globalisation dead? (28 May 2022)
• Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) accused of adopting unfair tactics in brewing court battle against All-Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking (28 May 2022)
  
• Money lost to Covid fraud and error is more than the 10 biggest heists in history put together (26 May 2022)
• A Bounty Hunters’ Bill? A critique of the Whistleblowing APPG’s April 2022 Bill (25 May 2022)
• Bribery and Corruption: Glencore to pay $1bn settlement amid US bribery and market abuse allegations (24 May 2022)
• Bribery and Corruption: Glencore Entered Guilty Pleas to Foreign Bribery and Market Manipulation Schemes (24 May 2022)
• Companies House: Dozens of Phantom Companies Created in the UK Without the Consent of their ‘Owners’ (24 May 2022)
  
• Serious Fraud Office charges Glencore with seven counts of bribery (24 May 2022)
• The Guardian view on public order: criminalising protest is bad for democracy (24 May 2022)
• PROFITING FROM PAIN: The urgency of taxing the rich amid a surge in billionaire wealth and a global cost-of-living crisis (23 May 2022)
  
• Poverty: Food and energy billionaires $453bn richer than two years ago, finds Oxfam (23 May 2022)
  
• Human Rights. Corruption: BRITAIN REBUFFED NELSON MANDELA’S APPEAL FOR OIL SANCTIONS AGAINST NIGERIA AFTER IT EXECUTED ENVIRONMENTALISTS (20 May 2022)
• Poverty: Record 420,000 children a month in England treated for mental health problems (22 May 2022)
• Leading fund manager Nick Train demands regulators end uncertainty over former star stock-picker Neil Woodford (21 May 2022)
  
• House of Lords Library Briefing: UK Infrastructure Bank Bill [HL] (19 May 2022)
• UK Infrastructure Bank Bill [HL] (19 May 2022)
• HM Treasury Paper: UK Infrastructure Bank -  Policy Design (19 May 2022)
• Office for Budget Responsibility -  UK Infrastructure Bank (19 May 2022)
  
• What should we make of Rishi Sunak’s UK Infrastructure Bank? (19 May 2022)
• Infrastructure Bank welcomed but opportunities missed (19 May 2022)
  
• Can a National Infrastructure Bank transform the UK? (19 May 2022)
  
• How a national infrastructure bank could transform the UK economy (19 May 2022)
• Poverty: Boris Johnson Has Left Behind the People Who Handed Him a UK Majority (18 May 2022)
  
• Private Equity: Is the Priory fit for purpose? Thousands of NHS patients are sent to its lucrative private mental health clinics every year. But after a coroner's damning verdict on a 23-year-old student's death, the Mail's dossier exposes a deeply worrying pattern (13 May 2022)
• Largest oil and gas producers made close to $100bn in first quarter of 2022 (13 May 2022)
  
• Fat Cats: Tesco criticised as chief pockets £4.75m amid soaring prices (13 May 2022)
• New report shows 13,000 staffed beds required across the NHS to drive meaningful change and improvement (13 May 2022)
• RCEM Acute Insight Series: Beds in the NHS (13 May 2022)
  
• MPs attack ministers’ ‘nonsensical’ refusal to make firms reveal race pay gap (13 May 2022)
• Michael Gove is right about one thing: building more homes won’t solve anything (13 May 2022)
• ‘Greed and fear’: How BP and Shell oil profit is boosted by own traders (12 May 2022)
  
• New Bill to set up UK Infrastructure Bank announced in Queen’s speech (12 May 2022)
  
• Levelling UP: Boris Johnson’s Flagship Plan to Fix Britain Is in Trouble (12 May 2022)
• More than 90,000 people ‘die in poverty in UK every year’ (12 May 2022)
• Dying in poverty: Exploring poverty at the end of life in the UK (12 May 2022)
• Corruption: Major Donation to U.K. Conservative Party Was Flagged Over Russia Concerns (12 May 2022)
• This Is What Happens When Private Equity Takes Over Your Soccer Team (11 May 2022)
  
• This British ‘bill of rights’ is constitutional butchery that will make us all less free (11 May 2022)
  
• BEIS in the 2022 Queen's Speech (11 May 2021)
• Money Laundering: Can the new Economic Crime Bill really tackle the UK’s dirty money problem? (11 May 2022)
• Tory MP blames food poverty on lack of cooking skills (11 May 2022)
• Poverty: Further 250,000 UK households face destitution in 2023, warns NIESR (11 May 2022)
• Tesco exec fired over accounting crisis takes role with 'chicken king (11 May 2022)
  
• THE QUEEN’S SPEECH 2022  (10 May 2022)
• Consequences ‘dire’ if Human Rights Act ditched, more than 50 groups warn (10 May 2022)
• ‘Criminalising our right to protest’: green groups’ anger over public order bill (10 May 2022)
  
• Barclays avoids almost £2bn in tax via Luxembourg scheme (9 May 2022)
• Morrisons rescues McColl's taking on all 16,000 staff (9 May 2022)
• McColl’s saga is lesson banks must take onboard with recession looming (9 May 2022)
  
• ‘Ghost dom’ tax loophole hampering efforts to stop sanctioned Russian money flowing into UK (9 May 2022)
• Half of older women fear having to work beyond UK state pension age (9 May 2022)
• Corruption and Bribery: UK used ‘deniable fiddle’ to hide £60m of payments to Saudis, court told (9 May 2022)
  
• Rishi Sunak admits to outsourcing key aspects of post-Brexit legal work (8 May 2022)
• Windfall tax on oil giants won’t hurt British pensioners, thinktank finds (8 May 2022)
• Political Donations and Corruption: Two donors who gave Tories £1m between them handed public health jobs (6 May 2022)
• Super rich individuals are private equity’s growing LP base (4 May 2022)
  
• FRC launches inquiries into audits of four Liberty Steel companies (4 May 2022)
• Student debt can damage your health, new research suggests (4 May 2022)
  
• FCA: Failed funeral plans provider Safe Hands coughs up just £4m of £64m needed to pay back customers (3 May 2022)
• BP profits double to $6.2bn, fuelling calls for energy windfall tax (3 May 2022)
• Gender and Ethniciity Pay Gap: Being open about pay would make it harder to hire minorities? That sounds like corporate BS to me (3 May 2022)
• Private Equity: Morrisons owner offers to sell 87 petrol stations to clear £7bn takeover (3 May 2022)
• Behind the Headlines: The end of the London Capitl and Finance (LCF) saga? (3 May 2022)
• Rate of UK dividend growth far outstripping wage increases (2 May 2022)
• The Great Divide: Examining Labour Compensation and Dividend Growth (2 May 2022)
  
• Private Equity: Care scandal exposes carelessness of the state (2 May 2022)
  
• Brexit: More Irish than UK passports issued in Northern Ireland for first time (2 May 2022)
• Private Equity: My friend’s son Matthew Caseby died after the Priory treated him. A review of psychiatric services is urgent (1 May 2022)
  

• The Times view of failures at Priory facilities: Duties of Care (30 Apr 2022)
  
• Which countries have the cheapest gas and electricity? How UK prices compare to France, Germany and Europe (30 Apr 2022)
  
• 6 divisive laws Boris Johnson has rammed through at the last minute that could hit you (29 Apr 2022)
• Deutsche Bank HQ in Frankfurt raided over suspected money laundering (29 Apr 2022)
• Private Equity: Patients died after catalogue of errors by Priory mental health chain (29 Apr 2022)
  
• Non dom: Javid used offshore trust while working at Treasury (28 Apr 2022)
• Use your right to protest — it’s the best response to Tory police bill (28 Apr 2022)
• Transfer Pricing and Diverted Profits Tax statistics, 2020 to 2021 (28 Apr 2022)
• Honduras Ends Its Experiment With Charter Cities (27 Apr 2022)
• Brexit Explains 80% of U.K. Inflation, Former BOE Official Says (27 Apr 2022)
  
• House of Lords votes through controversial bill that will give police unprecedented powers (27 Apr 2022)
• Cost of living crisis: Changes to childcare and MOT rules considered to help budgets (27 Apr 2022)
  
• Life expectancy: Parts of England and Wales see “shocking” fall (26 Apr 2022)
• Tory peer withdraws name from key amendment to borders bill (26 Apr 2022)
  
• Growing gap in healthy life expectancy between poorest and richest in England (25 Apr 2022)
• Scandal-stricken accountant KPMG wins £10m of government contracts after saying it would no longer bid for them (24 Apr 2022)
  
• Managing cross-border travel during the COVID-19 pandemic (21 Apr 2022)
• Fraud: UK quarantine hotels cost taxpayer £400m, watchdog finds (21 Apr 2022)
  
• Asda’s private equity buyer records 20-fold return from debt-laden deal (19 Apr 2022)
  
• Almost one in 10 parents ‘very likely to use UK food bank in next three months’ (18 Apr 2022)
• FIFTH of UK bankers earning more than £125,000 a year benefited from non-domiciled tax status (18 Apr 2022)
• The working classes are a volcano waiting to erupt (18 Apr 2022)
  
• Lloyds may strip ex-boss of £1m bonus over HBOS: Bank chiefs mulling huge clawback from Horta-Osorio as rising cost of compensation ups pressure (17 Apr 2022)
• Government waste on PPE adds up to £310 for every family in UK (16 Apr 2022)
  
• Bank of England owned nearly 600 slaves, new exhibition reveals (15 Apr 2022)
• A socialist program of action for the working class to oppose war and fight COVID-19 and austerity (14 Apr 2022)
  
• Morrisons is being weighed down by huge debt-fuelled private equity deal, top credit rating agency warns (13 Apr 2022)
  
• Morrisons slapped with ‘speculative’ rating after takeover leaves chain saddled with debt (12 Apr 2022)
  
• Morrisons £5.6m private equity debt likely to see prices rise (12 Apr 2022)
• France is set for serious social unrest (11 Apr 2022)
  
• Cost of living crisis has exacerbated period poverty, charities say (10 Apr 2026)
• 1MDB scandal: Ex-Goldman Malaysia boss found guilty (9 Apr 2022)
  
• Studying health inequalities has been my life’s work. What’s about to happen in the UK is unprecedented (8 Apr 2022)
• Canada bans foreign homebuyers for two years in effort to cool market (8 Apr 2022)
  
• UK cost of living crisis 'is going to get worse' Boris Johnson admits (8 Apr 2022)
• Morrisons' private equity buyers agree to sell a number of petrol stations to force through £7bn takeover (7 Apr 2022)
  
• Current list of named tax avoidance schemes, promoters, enablers and suppliers (7 Apr 2022)
• FSCS reviews assets of crowdfund platform Northern Provident (6 Apr 2022)
• Even Martin Lewis is out of ideas – the Tories have made poverty our new normal (5 Apr 2022)
• The Gender Pension Gap (4 Apr 2022)
  
• Morrisons's private equity owners begin carving up the business with £500m sale of manufacturing and distribution sites (4 Apr 2022)
  
• 'Fraud ready' criminals may have stolen £37BILLION in Covid money from the public purse, Oxford university analysis reveals (3 Apr 2022)
  
• Cabinet minister admits £200 help with fuel bills is ‘a loan’ despite Rishi Sunak’s denials (2 Apr 2022)
  
• Boss of betting firm 888 doubles his pay package to £4m despite £9.4m fine for failing customers who lost thousands in pandemic (1 Apr 2022)
• ScotRail now nationalised - what the change means for passengers and staff (1 Apr 2022)
• Governments for Sale: Priti Patel accepts £100,000 donation from firm run by oil trader (1 Apr 2022)
• Government dropping employment bill would ‘betray’ workers, says TUC (1 Apr 2022)

• To fix public transport in Britain, we should copy France (31 Mar 2022)
• SHARE BUYBACKS ON COURSE FOR A RECORD YEAR (30 Mar 2022)
  
• Starbucks pays just £5m UK corporation tax on £95m gross profit (30 Mar 2022)
• Government for Sale: More sleaze: Tories take millions from oil and gas donors under Johnson (29 Mar 2022)
• Public spending during the Covid-19 pandemic (29 Mar 2022)
  
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• Demcoracy: Employers can take action against striking workers, Court of Appeal decides (29 Mar 2022)
• National Grid criticised for £4.2bn sale 'of the national silver' to foreign investor (28 Mar 2022)
• UK Government paid firm linked to Tory peer £122m for PPE bought for £46m (27 Mar 2022)
  
• Rail Factsheet 2021 (25 Mar 20212)
  
• Inflation Nation: Putting Spring Statement 2022 in context (24 Mar 2022)
• Spring Statement 2022 (24 Mar 2022)
• Three times more spent chasing benefit fraud than on pursuing tax avoidance (24 Mar 2022)
• UK Chancellor's Spring Statement 2022 speech (23 Mar 2022)
• Office for Budget Responsibility: Economic and fiscal outlook March 2022 (23 Mar 2022)
• Spring Statement 2022 - An initial response from IFS researchers (23 Mar 2022)
• Are the P&O Ferries sackings legal? (19 Mar 2022)
  
• Government must reverse decision to suspend pensions triple lock amid cost-of-living crisis (18 Mar 2022)
• McDonald’s ‘dodged tax’ while claiming £872m in Covid support (18 Mar 2022)
  
• UK is only major economy to put up taxes during cost-of-living crisis, research finds (17 Mar 2022)
• HMRC contacts just 0.4 per cent of UK crypto holders about tax rules (17 Mar 2022)
• Central banks have humanity’s future in their hands: they must not fail on inflation (17 Mar 2022)
• 1 in 3 parents with pre-school children spend more than a third of their pay on childcare (17 Mar 2022)
  
• Universal credit claimants 'overwhelmed' by debt (16 Mar 2022)
  
• Water companies fail to tackle sewage overflows (16 Mar 2022)
• Tory MPs block law to name and shame water companies that kill animals with sewage (16 Mar 2022)
• From tax cuts to speed limits: How European governments are trying to are trying to cut fuel costs (16 Mar 2022)
• Gas and electricity networks top UK profit margin ranking (15 Mar 2022)
• Twenty-five years of income inequality in Britain: the role of wages, household earnings and redistribution (15 Mar 2022)
  
• Borrow billions or see incomes squeezed, Rishi Sunak told (15 Mar 2022)
• Half of UK low-paid workers given less than a week’s notice of shifts (15 Mar 2022)
  
• Public sector workers face an average pay cut of about £1,750 once inflation is taken into account (15 Mar 2022)
• Labour market inequality (15 Mar 2022)
  
• Sunak could delay the pain for households but he can’t take it away (14 Mar 2022)
• Oligarchs will hide wealth in UK’s offshore tax havens, government warned (13 Mar 2022)
• TUC report: Energy bills to rise 14 times faster than wages (12 Mar 2022)
• The even longer squeeze on teacher pay (11 Mar 2022)
  
• Cost of Living Crisis: UK households face £38bn hit from rising energy bills (11 Mar 2022)
• English water companies face probe over sewage treatment (10 Mar 2022)
  
• The oligarch’s guide to getting round the UK’s economic crime bill (9 Mar 2022)
  
• Cost of Living Crisis: Third of UK households were living beyond means before Covid (9 Mar 2022)
• Record Rail Fares Show Why We Need Public Ownership (7 Mar 2022)
  
• John Lewis Partnership chair SHARON WHITE: Companies must not allow social and environmental goals to distract them from making profits (6 Mar 2022)
• New infrastructure bank won't help UK reach net zero, says Labour (5 Mar 2022)
  
• UK’s vulnerability to corruption uncovered amid slow sanctions response (5 Mar 2022)
• Charter Cities: Q&A with Paul Romer (4 Mar 2022)
• Government’s new infrastructure bank will have no effect on growth and is 147 times smaller than Germany’s (4 May 2022)
  
• Corruption: Dodgy Russian money has destabilised Britain’s democracy. We have to crack down on it (political donations) (3 Mar 2022)
  
• Hollowed out firms make risky distributions to shareholders (Dividends, share buybacks) (3 Mar 2022)
• U.K. Financier’s Firm Aided by Covid Loans Is Ensnared in Probe  (3 Mar 2022)
• Fat Cats: Boss of Bet365 paid almost £300m during first year of Covid (3 Mar 2022)
  
• Economic Crime Bill: Register of offshore owners of UK properties full of loopholes (2 Mar 2022)
• How a network of enablers have helped Russia’s oligarchs hide their wealth abroad (2 Mar 2022)
• Resourcing UK law enforcement to tackle grand corruption and kleptocracy (Companies House, Money Laundering) (2 Mar 2022)
  
• The whistleblowing Barclays bankers who were sent to jail (1 Mar 2022)
• Betting/Gambling firm 888 fined £9.4m after customers lost thousands in pandemic (1 Mar 2022)

• Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill (28 Feb 2022)
  
• Government takes landmark steps to further clamp down on dirty money (28 Feb 2022)
• Corporate Transparency and Register Reform White Paper (28 Feb 2022)
• The Danger Zone: Charter Cities, Citizenship, and Social Justice (27 Feb 2022)
  
• Charter Cities (27 Feb 2022)
  
• IS THE CHARTER CITIES MOMENT HERE? (26 Feb 2022)
  
• 623 new ‘British’ companies are actually controlled from Russia (Momney laundering) (25 Feb 2022)
  
• £2.8 billion of benefit credits available to pensioners are not claimed a year  (24 Feb 2022)
• Dramatic increase to £80m in cost of Southeastern train accounting scandal (24 Feb 2022)
• What price British democracy when a rich elite has the government’s ear? (political donations, corruption) (23
  
• The Credit Suisse leaks expose an industry that has got away with too much for too long (21 Feb 2022)
• Switzerland at risk of EU blacklist after Credit Suisse leak (21 Feb 2022)
• Corruption: JP Morgan accused of negligence over corrupt $1.3bn Nigerian oil deal (20 Feb 2022)
• Revealed: Credit Suisse leak unmasks criminals, fraudsters and corrupt politicians (corruption, revolving doors) (20 Feb 2022)
  
• Oil and gas firms have unlisted links to Westminster (20 Feb 2022)
  
• Six Tory donors given top cultural posts since Boris Johnson became PM (19 Feb 2022)
• We followed a crypto scam from the start. Why can’t the police? (19 Feb 2022)
  
• What is happening to life expectancy in England? (18 Feb 2022)
• Social care staffing situation continues to deteriorate, show latest figures (18 Feb 2022)
• Private Equity: Large for-profit nursery groups are becoming more common – with negative consequences for parents and the sector (17 Feb 2022)
  
• London Assembly votes to condemn Priti Patel’s borders bill as ‘racist’ legislation (16 Feb 2022)
  
• No 10 pressured me to drop anti-money laundering measures, says ex-minister (financial crime, the state)  (15 Feb 2022)
• UK to scrap golden visa scheme for foreign investors (16 Feb 2022)
  
• 'Fat cat' water firm bosses earn £15m as amount of raw sewage dumped in rivers rockets (15 Feb 2022)
• 2,000,000,000 litres of raw sewage released into Thames in two days (15 Feb 2022)
• Population changes provide UK with unexpected boost to public finances (life expectancy, pension) (15 Feb 2022)
  
• Matt Hancock broke law over Tory peer Dido Harding's appointment during Covid pandemic  (15 Feb 2022)
• Covid: High Court rules Dido Harding and Mike Coupe appointments were unlawful (15 Feb 2022)
  
• Big Six energy firms banked more than £7bn profit in last five years (14 Feb 2022)
• Britain’s banks prepare to pay out bumper bonuses amid cost of living crisis (14 Feb 2022)
• House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts - HMRC Performance in 2020–21 (Covid, fraud, tax gap) (14 Feb 2022)
  
• Corruption: Tories nudge donors into plum state jobs (13 Feb 2022)
• Cross-Government Fraud Landscape Annual Report 2019 (13 Feb 2022)
• Cross-Government Fraud Landscape Bulletin 2019-20 (13 Feb 2022)
• National Audit Office - Fraud and Error, Good Practie Guidance (Covid frauds, government frauds) (13 Feb 2022)
  
• What gambling firms don’t want you to know – and how they keep you hooked (12 Feb 2022)
• State pension faces biggest real-terms cut in nearly 50 years (12 Feb 2022)
• Fury as water companies make £2.8BILLION in profits amid scandal of dumping raw sewage in rivers (12 Feb 2022)
• 'Capitalism's only working for the few, not the many - and its ugly side will flourish' (11 Feb 2022)
• The case for a UK windfall tax on oil and gas giants is unanswerable  (11 Feb 2022)
  
• Half of PPE procured by UK using ‘VIP’ companies has not been used (11 Feb 2022)
• HMRC ignorance and inaction “rewarding the unscrupulous” and looks “soft on fraud” (11 Feb 2022)
• Covid: Fake PPE firms given £180,000 before fraud exposed (Companies House) (10 Feb 2022)
• Two fake PPE companies shut down: Companies fraudulently took £180,000 from Covid-19 financial assistance schemes (10 Feb 2022)
  
• Four Gupta steel firms face winding up orders, say reports (10 Feb 2022)
• HMRC seeks to shut down Sanjeev Gupta businesses over £26mn tax bill (10 Feb 2022)
• Levelling-Up: Sunak’s council tax bodge undermines Gove’s white paper (10 Feb 2022)
• UK accounting regulator to probe auditor of Sanjeev Gupta’s Liberty Commodities (10 Feb 2022)
• 'Maximum Suffering.' A Man Stripped of His Citizenship Sheds Light on the Potential Impact of the U.K.’s Nationality Bill (10 Feb 2022)
  
• Energy prices: What is a windfall tax and how would it work? (9 Feb 2022)
• Raise income tax – not national insurance (9 Feb 2022)
• We should restore tax relief on private healthcare (9 Feb 2022)
• PMQs: Fact-checking claims on fraud, Brexit and the economy (9 Feb 2022)
• Trickle-down economics has failed, Michael Gove admits (9 Feb 2022)
• After BP’s £10bn year here are three reasons for a windfall tax rethink (8 Feb 2022)
  
• 1m UK adults ‘go entire day without food’ in cost of living crisis (8 Feb 2022)
• Ex-owner of Norton Motorcycles faces jail over breaches of pensions rules (8 Feb 2022)
• Collective bargaining and the limits of competition law: Protecting the fundamental labour rights of self-employed workers (8 Feb 2022)
  
• Norton Motorcycles' ex-owner must pay back £14m missing from pension fund (7 Feb 2022)
  
• ‘Working class people are getting priced out’: cost-of-living crisis spreads to live music (7 Feb 2022)
• National Provident Investments: FSCS liaises with joint liquidators of collapsed platform (7 Feb 2022)
  
• FSCS seeks records for mini bond firm investigation (7 Feb 2022)
• 1m UK adults ‘go entire day without food’ in cost of living crisis (7 Feb 2022)
  
• Pulled by a current of Tory indolence, Britain flounders in a sea of dirty money (6 Feb 2022)
• Companies House: The flat above a West Country takeaway that is home to 761 Chinese firms - and fraudsters are suspected of registering more than 11,000 companies in the UK in the past year (6 Feb 2022)
  
• Lloyds Bank: Police watchdog to examine alleged leaks (6 Feb 2022)
• Police ‘leak’ to Lloyds Bank under investigation (6 Feb 2022)
• 'Towns must get support': Showaddywaddy star speaks out as banks plot 800 more closures - and new rules WON'T ensure you can get cash (5 Feb 2022)
  
• Corruption: Give me back my £200,000, major donor tells Tories (5 Feb 2022)
• Inside Iyin Aboyeji’s plan to build charter cities for African tech (4 Feb 2022)
• Factbox: Europe's efforts to shield households from soaring energy costs (4 Feb 2022)
• Corruotion and Government Contracts: Government Releases Private Messages Between Owen Paterson and Matt Hancock (4 Feb 2022)
  
• Private equity group Cinven hit with third fine for NHS price gouging  (3 Feb 2022)
• FCA removes permissions of principal linked to Blackmore Bond marketeer (3 Feb 2022)
• CMA fines firms ( Advanz, the private equity firm Cinven, and Lexon) over £35m for illegal arrangement for NHS drug (3 Feb 2022)
• Firms handed £1.3bn in Covid contracts claimed £1m in furlough grants (3 Feb 2022)
• How this government wasted enough to pay for almost THREE NI tax hikes: Audit reveals £33bn was squandered during Covid pandemic... and the figure is expected to RISE even further when loan schemes data is factored in (3 Feb 2022)
  
• More Than 1,600 Works of Art—Including Major Pieces by Banksy—Were Secretly Shuffled Through Shell Companies, Pandora Papers Reveal (2 Feb 2022)
• Johnson’s ‘Brexit freedoms bill’ won’t set us free. But it will reward his supporters (2 Feb 2022)
• Government urged to increase Companies House charges by 700 per cent to crack down on fraud (2 Feb 2022)
• UK Government unveils levelling up plan that will transform UK (2 Feb 2022)
• Levelling Up the United Kingdom Executive Summary (2 Feb 2022)
• Levelling Up the United Kingdom - White Paper (2 Feb 2002)
  
• The UK government’s 12 ‘levelling up’ missions – key points (2 Feb 2022)
  
• Levelling-up: some wealthy areas of England to see 10 times more funding than poorest (2 Feb 2022)
• 'Levelling up' plan for UK unveiled by Michael Gove (2 Feb 2022)
• Poorest Londoners left ‘out in the cold’ by Levelling Up plans (2 Feb 2022)
  
• 'Levelling up' plan for UK will give workers control of lives (22 Feb 2022)
• What is levelling up and how is it going? (2 Feb 2022)
  
• Government faces urgent call to tackle Britain’s ‘fraud epidemic’  (2 Feb 2022)
• House of Commons Treasury Committee:  Economic Crime (2 Feb 2022)
• FRAUD - THE FACTS 2021: THE DEFINITIVE OVERVIEW OF PAYMENT INDUSTRY FRAUD (2 Feb 2022)
  
• ‘Anxiety is at its maximum level’: cost of living crisis hits UK businesses (1 Feb 2022)
• Covid-19: Government writes off £8.7bn of pandemic PPE (1 Feb 2022)
• Department of Health and Social Care Annual Report and Accounts 2020-21 (see pages 200-201 for PPE write-offs) (1 Feb 2022)
  
• Cost of living: Supermarket shoppers facing £180 a year increase in average spend (1 Feb 2022)
• US healthcare giant’s takeover of NHS GP practices lands in high court (1 Feb 2022)

• As UK households feel pressure, how are other European countries tackling energy crisis? (31 Jan 2022)
  
• Sue Gray: Initial findings of Downing Street lockdown party probe published (31 Jan 2022)
• Cost of Living: Asda and Morrisons hike prices after private equity takeovers (31 Jan 2022)
  
• The government’s four dubious ‘Benefits of Brexit’ (31 Jan 2022)
  
• The benefits of Brexit (31 Jan 2022)
• There’s a smarter way to fix the social care crisis than raising national insurance (31 Jan 2022)
  
• Sink or swim: Macquarie plunges back into crisis-hit UK water industry (30 Jan 2022)
• Britain’s energy crisis (30 Jan 2022)
  
• UK urged to suspend ‘golden visas’ after fast tracking of Russian millionaires (30 Jan 2022)
• Sink or swim: Macquarie plunges back into crisis-hit UK water industry (30 Jan 2022)
  
• Three British water firms that pay NO tax - our investigation shows foreign owned Thames, Yorkshire and Southern avoid business levy (30 Jan 2022)
  
• Lord Agnew says there is ‘zippo’ detail on how UK will deal with Covid fraud (29 Jan 2022)
• Even Johnson’s own fraud minister couldn’t bear the stink of this government (29 Jan 2022)
• Corruption experts warn Boris Johnson’s government is worst since WWII (29 Jan 2022)
• Why Boris Johnson is coming out fighting (29 Jan 2022)
  
• If partygate doesn’t kill the Tories, Rishi Sunak’s spending cuts might (29 Jan 2022)
• Cost of Living Crisis - From milk to crisps: why the price of basic food items is rising (29 Jan 2022)
  
• Head of Bet365 gambling firm Denise Coates tops list of UK’s biggest taxpayers (28 Jan 2022)
  
• Hewlett-Packard wins civil fraud case against Mike Lynch over Autonomy sale (28 Jan 2022)
• HP wins multibillion-dollar fraud case over Autonomy sale (28 Jan 2022)
• Who are the top 10 UK political donors since the 2019 elections? (28 Jan 2022)
• Middle-income earners ‘to be hit hardest’ by national insurance rise (28 Jan 2022)
  
• Graduates in England face ‘tax rise by stealth’ on student loans (28 Jan 2022)
  
• Bankers' rate 'rigging' not criminal, says US (28 Jan 2022)
• Middle-income earners ‘to be hit hardest’ by national insurance rise (28 Jan 2022)
• Will road pricing answer the UK’s net-zero car-tax conundrum? (28 Jan 2022
• Care home (controlled by private equity firm HC - One) residents found 'shivering' with some patients bathed 'once a week' (28 Jan 2022)
  
• Work from home tax loophole to be closed after it cost Treasury £500 million (27 Jan 2022)
• NHS officials took £70,000 drug company bribes, then ‘switched’ patients’ medication, court told (27 Jan 2022)
  
• Your pay rise will be scrapped unless National Insurance hike is cancelled (26 Jan 2022)
• Britain’s cost of living crisis means that for some, ‘getting by’ will become a luxury (26 Jan 2022)
  
• Lawyers challenge water firm’s immunity over sewage discharge (26 Jan 2022)
• Freelancers charged higher tax rates after taking Covid grants (26 Jan 2022)
• Pressure grows on UK to beef up measures to tackle economic crime (Companies House, “Adolf Tooth Fairy Hitler”) (25 Jan 2022)
• MPs should reject ‘cynical and ideological’ anti-union rules, TUC urges (25 Jan 2022)
• NHS: High Court to review US company takeover of London GP practices on 1-2 Feb (25 Jan 2022)
  
• IMF urges 'targeted support' for UK households hit by cost of living surge (25 Jan 2022)
  
• Fraud is rampant — and no one in government is paying attention (25 Jan 2022)
• The Nazarbayev Billions: How Kazakhstan’s ‘Leader of the Nation’ Controls Vast Assets Through Charitable Foundations (24 Jan 2022)
• Cost of living: ‘I work 60 hours a week for NHS but must buy food on credit cards, I’ll never vote Tory again’ (24 Jan 2022)
  
• Hopes shattered as banks fail to pass on interest rate rise (23 Jan 2022)
  
• State pension at 72 and more tax. Welcome to year 2060 (23 Jan 2022)
• Phones4U founder: tax avoidance schemes should be stamped out (23 Jan 2022)
• Bad banks are back, with a cruel co-ordinated attack on the heart of Britain (23 Jan 2022)
  
• Private equity bought £11.9bn worth of European oil and gas businesses last year as shift to renewable energy left industry assets looking cheap (23 Jan 2022)
• Hundreds of England’s NHS consultants have shares in private clinics (22 Jan 2022)
  
• David Dimbleby suggests BBC licence fee could be linked to council tax (21 Jan 2022)
• Revolving Doors: Former Tory MEP Fox lined up to join board of audit regulator FRC  (21 Jan 2022)
• UK state pension systems not fit for purpose – MPs’ report (21 Jan 2022)
  
• End oil and gas subsidies for ‘green and just’ transition, campaigner who took government to court says (20 Jan 2022)
• BIG oil and gas firms can earn more in UK Government incentives than they pay in taxes under a North Sea subsidy scheme (20 Jan 2022)
• UK energy industry urges ministers to stick with net zero plan - see tax per barrel for UK and Norway  (20 Jan 2022)
•  Ignore the hysteria: Sunak was right to write off fraudulent Covid claims (20 Jan 2022)
  
• If Rishi Sunak can write off Covid support fraud, his government can stop obsessing over ‘benefit cheats’ (19 Jan 2022)
  
• Policing Bill and Elections Bill: What’s next in fight to save UK democracy? (18 Jan 2022)
• Energy price rises could worsen child poverty (18 Jan 2022)
  
• Pay rises fail to keep up with the cost of living (18 Jan 2022)
  
• Elections Bill: As long as party donations can be obscured, British politics will not be clean (18 Jan 2022)
• Bye-bye bonds: Pension funds signal exit from traditional fixed income to private equity and real estate (18 Jan 2022)
  
• Boris Johnson completes 'attack on democracy' as election reforms pass (17 Jan 2022)
  
• Elections Bill: MPs approve plans to make voter ID mandatory and abolish transferrable votes for mayors (17 Jan 2022)
• Elections Bill: David Davis: MPs have last chance to save the UK’s freedom to vote (17 Jan 2022)
• Bankers prepare £25bn package as private equity firms circle GSK (17 Jan 2022)
• House of Commons Library: Cost of gas and electricity (17 Jan 2022)
  
• Electoral Commission - 2019 electoral fraud data (16 Jan 2022)
• After Investing More Than $1 Trillion In 2021, Private Equity Firms Are Stocking Up For Their Next Big Spending Spree (16 Jan 2022)
• EDF shares plunge as Macron shields consumers from soaring energy bills (14 Jan 2022)
  
• Thirteen years on from the rise of Quantitative Easing (QE), prepare for the great reversal (12 Jan 2022)
  
• OIL and GAS: The UK offers operators best profit conditions to develop big offshore fields; Kuwait, Canada follow (8 Jan 2022)
• Court to rule on legality of government support for North Sea oil and gas (8 Jan 2022)
• OIL and GAS TAX: Only 6 months left till COP26. What must the UK do to make it a success? (8 Jan 2022)
• ExxonMobil, Shell and BP among oil companies paying negative tax in UK on some North Sea operations (8 Jan 2022)
• Climate change: UK government oil and gas subsidies hit £13.6bn since Paris Agreement, campaigners say (8 Jan 2022)
  
• Inequality: Household total wealth in Great Britain: April 2018 to March 2020 (7 Jan 2022)
• Fat Cats: Top CEOs to surpass average yearly UK pay after just four days (7 Jan 2022)
• Nationality and Borders Bill: Why is it causing protests? (7 Jan 2022)
  
• Ladbrokes claimed £102m furlough despite online boost (7 Jan 2022)
• Tory peer Michelle Mone secretly involved in PPE firm she referred to government (6 Jan 2022)
• BlackRock Identifies Factors Fueling the Growth of Private Equity (5 Jan 2022)
• Bet365 risks driving families into financial ruin by failing to implement recommendations designed to protect gambling addicts (4 Jan 2022)
• The Nationality and Borders Bill treats hostility as a virtue (3 Jan 2022)
  
• Nationality and Border Bill: RNLI lifeboats given green light to save migrants’ lives in Channel by Priti Patel (2 Jan 2022)
• FCA shared intelligence with City of London Police on Blackmore once (2 Jan 2022)
• Blackmore Bond collapses owing investors £45m (1 Jan 2022)
• FCA was warned three years ago about mini-bond firm Blackmore Bond, which collapsed with £45m of savers’ money (1 Jan 2022)
• Inequality: In the Shadow of the Poor Law - Britain has been a high inequality, high poverty nation for most of the last 200 years (1 Jan 2022)