Britain’s jobless crisis is fuelled by benefits anomaly that allows people to receive thousands of pounds in extra benefits if they earn as little as £658 a month. MPs have raised concerns with Jeremy Hunt, the Chancellor, and Treasury officials … Continue reading Benefits Anomaly Allows Extra Money if Earning Less than £658 per month
Our campaign for wealth taxes has hit a nerve among those who advise the super rich. “At the first hint” of a wealth tax, The Express wrote on Sunday, “private jets will be lining the tarmac.” Quoting our analysis, the newspaper interviewed wealth … Continue reading Tax Justice UK Update
Union bosses have accused ministers of stonewalling requests for meaningful pay talks, as more sectors threaten to strike during the Christmas period. Border Force workers announced strikes will take place between 23 and 26 December and 28 and 31 December, … Continue reading Unions Accuse Government of Stonewalling over Christmas Strike Action
One of the least-examined professions in foreign diplomacy is that of “honorary consul,” according to the ICIJ’s (International Consortium of Investigative Journalists) recent research into Shadow Diplomats. ICIJ and its media partners have been working for months to document the … Continue reading The Dubious World of the Honorary Consul Investigated
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