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  DECEMBER 2021

• The punishing pension divide: Life expectancy is stalling and we're being made to wait longer to retire, but some parts of Britain will be hit harder (22 Dec 2021)
• Metro Bank fined £5.4 million by the Bank of England over accounting errors (22 Dec 2021)
• PRA fines Metro Bank £5,376,000 for failing in its regulatory reporting governance and controls (22 Dec 2021)
• PRA Final Notice: Metro Bank plc (22 Dec 2021)
• US Justice Department Announces Global Resolution of Criminal and Civil Investigations with Privatized Military Housing Contractor (Balfour Beatty) for Defrauding U.S. Military (22 Dec 2021)
• EU to combat taxation ‘race to the bottom’ with 15% rate for big companies (22 Dec 2021)
• Kate Forbes lobbies Westminster over national insurance tax thresholds (22 Dec 2021)
• NatWest Markets Pleads Guilty to Fraud in U.S. Treasury Markets (21 Dec 2021)
  
• Covid - £1 billion in support for businesses most impacted by Omicron across the UK (21 Dec 2021)
  
• PRA fines Standard Chartered Bank £46,550,000 for failing to be open and cooperative with the PRA and for failings in its regulatory reporting governance and controls (20 Dec 2021)
• Standard Chartered fined £46.5m by Bank of England over reporting failures (20 Dec 2021)
• Takeover Britain: Scale of pandemic plundering by private equity giants laid bare as figures show a record £289bn worth of UK company takeovers this year (20 Dec 2021)
• State pension age should REMAIN at 66 for decades more due to stalling life expectancy: Calls to scrap planned increase to 67 in five years after data shows people are not living as long (20 Dec 2021)
  
• HSBC fined £64m for failures in anti-laundering processes (17 Dec 2021)
• Dubai man arrested at his Belgravia flat 'masterminded money laundering operation to move £110m from UK to UAE through major airports using cash mules including party-loving Kim Kardashian lookalike' (17 Dec 2021)
• It’s time to decolonise our multilateral system for climate justice (16 Dec 2021)
  
• FCA: Javid and Osborne ‘lobbied to reduce mis-selling payouts to small business’ (14 Dec 2021)
  
• Inequalities: Half of UK families £110 a year worse off since 2019 (13 Dec 2021)
• Money Laundering: NatWest fined £265m after bin bags of cash laundered (13 Dec 2021)
• Court Judgement in money laundeirng case: REGINA (THE FINANCIAL CONDUCT AUTHORITY) -v- NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC (13 Dec 2021)
  
• INEQUALITIES: HALF OF UK FAMILIES ARE £110 WORSE OFF A YEAR SINCE 2019 GENERAL ELECTION (13 Dec 2021)
• FCA hires law firms and headhunters as staff vacancies mount (13 Dec 2021)
  
• UK tax breaks for oil and gas under scrutiny from climate activists (8 Dec 2021)
• Fat cats: Trafigura to give £1bn in bonuses to top traders and executives (8 Dec 2021)
  
• UK’s anti-money laundering measures need complete reset, says report (8 Dec 2021)
• Money Laundering: The UK’s kleptocracy problem How servicing post-Soviet elites weakens the rule of law (8 Dec 2021)
• Forget levelling up: Rishi Sunak is deliberately increasing tax injustice (7 Dec 2021)
• Push to get UK pensions money into private equity is flawed (7 Dec 2021)
• Care home bosses on pandemic support sent £5m to Caymans (7 Dec 2021)
• HMRC Tax Gap: We are ‘actively challenging’ multinationals on tax with additional £94bn raked in during last decade (6 Dec 2021)
• UK’s biggest care home chain paid £4.8m to owners while requesting state aid (6 Dec 2021)
  
• Large gender pay gaps persist over the last 25 years (6 Dec 2021)
• UK gender pay gap unaffected by government policy over past 25 years (6 Dec 2021)
• Women and men at work (6 Dec 2021)
• IFS Report - Gender Pay Gap: Women and men at work (6 Dec 2021)
• Care Homes: HC-One: Death, Deception, Dividends (6 Dec 2021)
• DEATH, DECEPTION & DIVIDENDS: DISTURBING DETAILS OF THE UK'S LARGEST CARE HOME OPERATOR (6 Dec 2021)
• Care homes: Following the money trail (6 Dec 2021)
• Care home in Kent gives families 10 hours’ notice of closure (6 Dec 2021)
  
• Virgin Care 'could lose £54m Somerset healthcare contract' (5 Dec 2021)
• PwC’s German offices searched in tax fraud investigation (5 Dec 2021)
• How care-crisis homes made Saudis millions: Tycoon's firm funnelled cash to tax haven in Cayman Islands (5 Dec 2021)
• Housing: Tories must build council houses – Churchill would approve  (5 Dec 2021)
  
• Fraudsters of the world, come to London. And bring your dirty money (Companies House, Money Laundering) (4 Dec 2021)
  
• Covid: Bounce Back Loan fraud checks called inadequate by watchdog (4 Dec 2021)
• The Bounce Back Loan Scheme: an update (4 Dec 2021)
• MP fury after Covid fraudsters stole £5bn from Sunak's Bounce Back Loan scheme as Government's basic counter fraud checks are accused of being 'too little, too late' letting 'fraudsters slip through its fingers' (3 Dec 2021)
  
• Banks fined over collusion in currency trading (2 Dec 2021)
• EU Commission fines UBS, Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Credit Suisse € 344 million for participating in a Foreign Exchange spot trading cartel (2 Dec 2021)
• Jailed for 51 weeks for protesting? Britain is becoming a police state by stealth (2 Dec 2021)
• This isn’t a plan for social care in England – it’s a recipe for disaster (2 Dec 2021)
• Ten year vision to improve adult social care (1 Dec 2021)
• UK Government White Paper: People at the Heart of Care: adult social care reform (1 Dec 2021)
  
• Reshaping ownership within adult social care (1 Dec 2021)
  
• Closures and soaring waiting lists: crunch time for social care services (29 Nov 2021)
  
• Suicides linked to HMRC cash demands in ‘loan charge’ tax bills (27 Nov 2021)
• How criminals are cashing in on Rishi's Covid largesse: Billions in 'emergency loans' to firms with minimal checking (27 Nov 2021)
• Google to pay £183m in back taxes to Irish government (26 Nov 2021)
• Tax haven firm in British Virgin Islands owns new HMRC office (26 Nov 2021)
• £1,000 a customer? Why the UK is counting the cost of keeping Bulb’s lights on (25 Nov 2021)
  
• All of the energy companies that have gone bust in 2021 - and the ones remaining (25 Nov 2021)
• As Bulb goes bust, turn out the lights on privatised energy market (25 Nov 2021)
• Blame game begins after the failure of Bulb Energy (24 Nov 2021)
• LV= to be taken over by offshore firm if Bain deal goes ahead (24 Nov 2021)
• Treasury’s dead hand over NHS policy is the biggest patient safety threat (24 Nov 2021)
• The UK energy sector must be brought back into public ownership as soon as possible (24 Nov 2021)
  
• The NHS is facing its hardest winter ever - but the Tories are still bent on destroying it (23 Nov 2021)
  
• Bulb: Energy crisis could cost taxpayers billions as almost 4 million affected (23 Nov 2021)
• LV to be run from tax haven after £530m deal: Private equity predator registers shell company in Jersey (23 Nov 2021)
  
• The Tories’ health and care bill needs a new name: the corporate takeover bill (23 Nov 2021)
  
• Bulb Energy: Sequoia trust hits back at claims it should have slashed energy supplier’s valuation (23 Nov 2021)
  
• ‘Horrendous’ Waspi women death toll - 1,300 a month die before getting ANY State Pension (22 Nov 2021)
• Health and Care Bill explained - and why anti-NHS-privatisation groups are angry (22 Nov 2021)
• Too good to be true’: the rapid rise and costly fall of Bulb Energy (22 Nov 2021)
• Bulb was living in a fool's paradise of easy money - how much longer can the rest of us? (22 Nov 2021)
• Bulb’s collapse signals the urgent need for energy market reforms (22 Nov 2021)
  
• MPs may be avoiding big tax bills on second jobs (21 Nov 2021)
• Boris Johnson faces Tory revolt this week over £900m social care 'inheritance tax on the north' (21 Nov 2021)
• Quarter of working pensioners hit by new NI tax are country's lowest earners, analysis show (21 Nov 2021)
• Tory MPs including Sajid Javid cashing in from links to private health firms (21 Nov 2021)
  
• Hostility towards private equity’s push into property is misguided (20 Nov 2021)
• Greensill: State bank risked £335m to back lender, say MPs (20 Nov 2021)
• House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts -  Lessons from Greensill Capital: accreditation to business support schemes (20 Nov 2021)
  
• NHS - RCEM Acute Insight Series: Crowding and its Consequences (19 Nov 2021)
  
• Gender pay gap progress ‘stalling’ – with 10m women expected to work their entire careers without equality (19 Nov 2021)
• One million Brits missing out on pension credit (19 Nov 2021)
• Teesside Freeport open for business (19 Nov 2021)
  
• NHS - New report reveals shocking numbers of excess deaths caused by crowding in Emergency Departments last year (19 Nov 2021)
  
• Employers urged to stop asking women about salary history as gender pay gap increases (18 Nov 2021)
  
• Six in 10 elderly care users in England set to lose out from change to costs cap (18 Nov 2021)
• Revealed: the amendments to the policing bill that will chill you to the bone (18 Nov  2021)
  
• Managing tax debt through the pandemic (17 Nov 2021)
• The Policing Bill is one of the most serious threats to human rights and civil liberties in the UK’s recent history (17 Nov 2021)
  
• National Audit Office Report: Managing tax debt through the pandemic (17 Nov 2021)
• Policing Bill will undermine democracy and discriminate against minorities, charities warn (17 Nov 2021)
  
• Executive Pay: Are bonus payments and Long Term Incentive Plans fair and proportionate rewards and incentives for business leaders? (17 Nov 2021)
  
• Civil servants letting tax dodgers off 'scot free', audit office warns (17 Nov 2021)
• The State of Tax Justice 2021 (16 Nov 2021)
• LV bidder breaks silence... but won't rule out massive job cuts: Private equity firm eyeing insurance company takeover fails to safeguard workers amid mounting fury over the deal (16 Nov 2021)
  
• Almost $500bn ‘lost to tax abuse by firms and super-rich in 2021’ (16 Nov 2021)
• Gender Pay Gap: Finland To Let Coworkers Find Out Their Colleagues’ Pay – What About U.S.? (16 Nov 2021)
  
• DWP benefits statistics: November 2021  (16 Nov 2021)
  
• HMRC boosts efforts to recoup £1bn in suspect Covid payouts (16 Nov 2021)
• Gambling companies feed on addiction and misery. Why are MPs helping them? (16 Nov 2021)
  
• FCA: Finance watchdog ‘changed scheme to avoid paying compensation’  (14 Nov 202111)
• Corruption - Jennifer Arcuri: ‘How Johnson pledged help for my business to win my love’ (14 Nov 2021)
• MPs keep second job details secret – for years  (14 Nov 2021)
• Mounting fears over LV= takeover amid claims rivals aim to split up mutual (14 Nov 2021)
  
• Labour will stop the UK being used as a haven for illicit money. Here’s how (13 Nov 2021)
• Women working from home risk being caught in a ‘she-cession’ (12 Nov 2021)
• Fossil fuel companies owe reparations to countries they are destroying (12 Nov 2021
• What is LV= and why does its takeover matter? (12 Nov 2021)
  
• Geoffrey Cox MP opposed tax havens crackdown after making £220k from Cayman Islands law firm (12 Nov 2021)
• Wealthy buyers from tax havens and Asia lead raid on UK homes: Foreign ownership trebles in a decade to 250,000 amid fears overseas investors are pricing out locals (12 Nov 2021)
• Tory MP who accused Marcus Rashford of ‘playing politics’ has second job (11 Nov 2021)
• Finland plans to let workers see colleagues’ salaries to close gender pay gap (11 Nov 2021)
• Shell companies: Fraud fears over £26million in payments to companies that were set up AFTER Covid relief scheme started  (11 Nov 2021)
  
• Gambling: Laurence Robertson: Conservative MP defends paid role advising betting group and denies conflict of interest (11 Nov 2021)
  
• Don’t make Elon Musk’s expensive stock options tax mistake (10 Nov 2021)
• Shell companies: Fraud fears over firms’ furlough millions (10 Nov 2021)
• The fight to work less: Covid-19 changed our relationship to work. Trade unions and the climate movement should use this opportunity to fight for a shorter working week (10 Nov 2021)
  
• Which MPs have second jobs and how much do they earn? (9 Nov 2021)
• Private Equity: Inmarsat deal puts pressure on Kwasi: Business secretary urged to intervene in satellite firm's £5.4bn takeover (9 Nov 2021)
  
• At least a quarter of Tory MPs have second jobs, earning over £4m a year (9 Nov 2021)
• How the policing bill could silence football fans, from matchdays to protests (9 Nov 2021)
  
• MPs pass compromise to cut sewage dumping by water companies (8 Nov 2021)
• Thousands of care home residents are dying from Covid-19, and staff are on minimum wage. But in the background, big profits are being made (7 Nov 2021)
  
• Malnutrition doubles to over 10,000 cases under Tory rule (8 Bov 2021)
• Lib Dems call for sewage Tax on water companies to raise £340 million for rivers (8 Nov 2021)
• Policing Bill: UK stop-and-search data ‘withheld to hide rise in discrimination’ (7 Nov 2021)
  
• Return of scurvy under Tory rule as cases of Victorian illness double in decade (6 Nov 2021)
  
• UK's cash drain as water firms rack up £50bn debt: Foreign owners spend fortune on loans... but fail to stop sewage leaking into rivers  (6 Nov 2021)
  
• Government for Hire: MPs net £6m from second jobs since pandemic began (5 Nov 2021)
  
• Over £5.5bn of Covid support funds lost to fraud or error - including furlough, self-employed support and “eat out to help out” (4 Nov 2021)
• Liberty Steel: MPs call for investigation into 'red flags' (4 Nov 2021)
• House of Commons Library: National Insurance Contributions Bill 2021-22 (2 Nov 2021)
  
• Thousands of adverse birth outcomes in England down to ‘alarming’ inequality (1 Nov 2021)
  
• New Zealand plan to halve greenhouse gases criticised as an ‘accounting trick’ (1 Nov 2021)
• House of Commons Library: Enterprise Zones (1 Nov 2021)
  
• PENSIONERS ARE NOT THE CHANCELLOR’S CASH MACHINE – THEY NEED THEIR PROMISED PROTECTIONS  (1 Nov 2021)

• Ending state pension 'triple lock' would be a betrayal of current and future pensioners and an attack on poorest elderly in the country (31 Oct 2021)
• Bank of England considers capital rules for banks to cover climate risks (30 Oct 2021)
• Raw sewage fury as water companies pay shareholders billions instead of fixing crisis (30 Oct 2021)
  
• Pension Budget announcements: Is no news good news? (28 Oct 2021)
• Pensioners 'left out' and £2,600 worse off as Chancellor rules out triple lock U-turn (28 Oct 2021)
  
• Budget 2021 pension changes explained: What Rishi Sunak’s announcement means for UK pensioners (28 Oct 2021)
• A Tired, Defeatist Budget (28 Oct 2021)
• Wage squeeze will leave average worker almost £13,000 worse off, Sunak warned (28 Oct 2021)
• English water firms have handed £57 billion to shareholders in the 30 years after privatisation (28 Oct 2021)
  
• HMRC Policy paper - Clamping down on promoters of tax avoidance (27 Oct 2021)
• Autumn Budget and Spending Review 2021 Speech (27 Oct 2021)
• Office for Budger Responsibility:Economic and fiscal outlook – October 2021 (27 Oct 2021)
• HM Treasury RED BOOK - AUTUMN BUDGET AND SPENDING REVIEW 2021 A STRONGER ECONOMY FOR THE BRITISH PEOPLE (27 Oct 2021)
  
• Large minimum wage increase to boost low-paid workers’ incomes (27 Oct 2021)
• A Wealth Tax is a bold policy but our times call for nothing less (27 Oct 2021)
• Policing bill could undermine trust and ‘exacerbate violence’, ex-chiefs warn (25 Oct 2021)
• Ministers urged to set up inquiry into private equity's 'destructive' practices and tax affairs (23 Oct 2021)
• LV takeover facing mounting backlash: Bosses plot rule change to force the deal through (23 Oct 2021)
  
• Private Equity: Private children’s home providers charging councils too much (22 Oct 2021)
• Report: State of Care (22 Oct 2021)
• Nearly 50 Scottish Water sites ‘unsatisfactory’, finds green watchdog (22 Oct 2021)
  
• ‘Burnt out’ and ‘exhausted’ social care staff quit to fill hospitality and tourism roles (22 Oct 2021)
  
• Social care: Staff shortages will leave many without help (22 Oct 2021)
• FCA Letter on Prosecution of NatWest Bank for money laundering (22 Oct 2021)
• Power ahead: An energy system fit for the future (21 Oct 2021)
  
• State pension to increase by £5.55 a week from next year (21 Oct 2021)
• Save LV from the private equity sharks: How members CAN vote this dreadful deal down (21 Oct 2021)
  
• Credit Suisse to Pay Nearly $475 Million to U.S. and U.K. Authorities to Resolve Charges in Connection with Mozambican Bond Offerings (20 Oct 2021)
• State Pension: Retirement age should rise by two years, says OECD (20 Oct 2021)
• Treasury Committee seeks further detail from FCA on NatWest money laundering prosecution (20 Oct 2021)
• Lloyds and Halifax bank branch closures: The 48 sites to go, with some London areas impacted (20 Oct 2021)
  
• Credit Suisse fined £350m over Mozambique ‘tuna bonds’ loan scandal (19 Oct 2021)
  
• Total Tax Contribution study for UK legal and accounting activities (18 Oct 2021)
  
• Barristers warn of state bill for ‘no hope’ insolvency cases (17 Oct 2021)
  
• Business insolvencies rise as government aid wanes (16 Oct 2021)
• Business insolvencies rise as government aid wanes (16 Oct 2021)
• Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) dozes as emotional impact of Neil Woodford scandal on fund's investors hits home (16 Oct 2021)
• Financial Conduct Authority chairman quits after four years (16 Oct 2021)
  
• Commentary - Monthly Insolvency Statistics September 2021 (15 Oct 2021)
• Banks Forging Customer Signatures: Letter from the Treasury committee to the FCA (15 Oct 2021)
• Banks Forging Customer Signatures: Letter from the Treasury committee to the National Economic Crime Centre (15 Oct 2021)
• Policing the ‘wild west’ of UK insolvencies (14 Oct 2021)
• Welcome to Britain, the bank scam capital of the world (14 Oct 2021)
  
• Pensions: Experts say £10,900 a year needed to retire (12 Oct 2021)
  
• UK is institutionally racist according to senior black scientists after Royal Society report (12 Oct 2021)
  
• Policing Knowledge: ‘The rich don’t always fight fair’: Guardian lawyers, libel and lawsuits (11 Oct 2021)
• Bank of England sounds the alarm over spate of debt-fuelled private equity takeovers (11 Oct 2021)
• FCA racks up more than 400 complaints over London Capital & Finance scandal redress (11 Oct 2021)
  
• Financial Conduct Authority (FCA): Outrage over £125m bonuses for staff at UK’s ‘failing’ financial watchdog (10 Oct 2021)
• ‘This is not democracy’: Tories accused of selling out to developers (10 Oct 2021)
  
• ‘Welcome to the party’: five past tech whistleblowers on the pitfalls of speaking out (9 Oct 2021)
• Bank of England sounds the alarm over spate of debt-fuelled private equity takeovers (9 Oct 2021)
  
• Global deal to ensure companies pay at least 15% tax agreed by 136 nations (8 Oct 2021)
• Nations agree to 15% minimum corporate tax rate (8 Oct 2021)
• Preventing Harmful Alcohol Use (8 Oct 2021)
  
• Council tax could easily rise by 5% a year warn finance experts  (8 Oct 2021)
• Council tax: What’s happened and what’s next for councils? (7 Oct 2021)
• Council tax could rise by £220, say researchers (7 Oct 2021)
  
• Intel not considering UK chip factory after Brexit (7 Oct 2021)
• Backlog of crown court cases denies women justice (7 Oct 2021)
  
• Railway rolling stock fat cats paid out £1 billion dividends during pandemic year (7 Oct 2021)
  
• The Pandora papers have exposed the ‘for sale’ sign hanging over Britain (7 Oct 2021)
  
• Top EU official calls for crackdown on shell firms used to avoid tax (7 Oct 2021)
• Money laundering: NatWest Plc pleads guilty in criminal proceedings (7 Oct 2021)
• NatWest faces £340m fine after admitting ‘money-laundering’ failings (7 Oct 2021)
• Boris Johnson’s ‘high wage’ agenda is taking the wind out of Labour’s sails (7 Oct 2021)
  
• UK energy bills could rise 30% in 2022, warn analysts (7 Oct 2021)
• Gender Gap: Only eight of UK’s top 100 companies headed by women (7 Oct 2021)
  
• UK Regulator drops BA and Ryanair lockdown flights refund case (7 Oct 2021)
  
• Too big to jail: why the crackdowns on dodgy finance have been so ineffective  (6 Oct 2021)
• Tory MP reveals grim reality of living on just £82,000 as he asks for payrise (6 Oct 2021)
• Does Boris Johnson have a workable plan to build his high wage, high productivity UK? (6 Oct 2021)
  
• Access to the Tory party is being bought by a new class of tycoon funders (5 Oct 2025)
  
• A bleak future awaits Morrisons in the hands of private equity financiers (5 Oct 2021)
• Believe we are heading for a high-wage, high-productivity economy, Rishi Sunak? Think again (5 Oct 2021)
  
• UK Health Secretary Sajid Javid says health and social care “begins at home” and people should go to family for support before the state (5 Oct 2021)
  
• Pandora Papers: Money from ‘world’s biggest bribe scandal’ invested in UK property (5 Oct 2021)
  
• Tories facing calls to return cash from donors named in Pandora papers (4 Oct 2021)
• Serious Fraud Office secures third set of Petrofac bribery conviction (4 Oct 2021)
  
• Morrisons debt-fuelled private equity takeover set to hit tax revenues at HMRC (4 Oct 2021)
• Tesco braces for bids in private equity's supermarket sweep (4 Oct 2021)
• Morrisons takeover battle won by £7 billion bid from private equity giant (3 Oct 2021)
  
• PANDORA PAPERS - The largest investigation in journalism history exposes a shadow financial system that benefits the world’s most rich and powerful (3 Oct 2021)
• Pandora Papers: A simple guide to the Pandora Papers leak (3 Oct 2021)
• Pandora papers: biggest ever leak of offshore data exposes financial secrets of rich and powerful (3 Oct 2021)
  
• Pandora papers: what the offshore services providers say (3 Oct 2021)
  
• Pandora Papers: Blairs saved £312,000 stamp duty in property deal (3 Oct 2021)
• Pandora Papers: Tony and Cherie Blair bought property via offshore firm and saved £300,000 in tax (3 Oct 2021)
• Pandora Papers: Leak reveals how Swiss wealth consultants shield global cast of suspects (3 Oct 2021)
• Pandora Papers: Crown estate bought £67m London property from family of Azerbaijan ruler (3 Oct 2021)
• Political Donations and Corruption: Quarter of Boris Johnson's Cabinet took Russia-linked cash as Tories head to Conference (3 Oct 2021)
  
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• Most of Boris Johnson's promised 40 new hospitals will not be totally new (2 Oct 2021)
  
• Malice in Plunderland – a New Kind of Government? (2 Oct 2021)
  
• Fears for pension tax relief as cost soars to £41bn a year (1 Oct 2021)

• Social care system 'progressively failing' people, says ombudsman (30 Sep 2021)
• Public Health England - Gambling-related harms evidence review: summary (30 Sep 2021)
  
• How the UK’s low gas storage capacity leaves it vulnerable (28 Sep 2021)
• No whistleblowers came forward on LCF and Blackmore, says FCA (28 Sep 2021)
• G7 tax deal represents a tax cut for big tech in the UK – new analysis (27 Sep 2021)
• MPs react angrily as frontrunner to buy Morrisons admits it will use shell company in Caymans to run grocer (26 Sep 2021)
• Bribery and corruption: Tory donor’s oil firm Petrofac admits employees paid bribes to get contracts (25 Sep 2021)
  
• Commentray on the Compensation (London Capital & Finance plc and Fraud Compensation Fund) Bill (24 Sep 2021)
• Bribery and Corruption: SEC Charges World's Largest Advertising Group WPP with FCPA Violations (24 Sep 2021)
• UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Before the SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934 Release No. 93117 / September 24, 2021 ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING ENFORCEMENT Release No. 4257 / September 24, 2021 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING File No. 3-20595 - In the Matter of WPP PLC (24 Sep 2021)
• ‘Eerie silence’ as Evergrande misses payment deadline (24 Sep 2021)
• Evergrande: Investors in the dark over $83m bond payment (24 Sep 2021)
• National insurance hike to hit NHS and care staff with £900m tax bill (23 Sep 2021)
• Real carbon taxes are the next big political battle (23 Sep 2021)
• Rise of the billionaires: Why it’s time for the super-rich to pay their fair share of tax (23 Sep 2021)
• Two more energy suppliers go bust as Kwarteng considers windfall tax (22 Sep 2021)
  
• OPBAS Report - Anti-Money Laundering Supervision by the Legal and Accountancy Professional Body Supervisors: Progress and themes from our 2020/21 supervisory assessments (22 Sep 2021)
• ‘40% of my salary goes on house costs’: how soaring energy bills hit one Briton (22 Sep 2021)
  
• Catalogue of errors led to £1bn of state pension underpayments (22 Sep 2021)
  
• Commentray on THE SUBSIDY CONTROL BILL (21 Sep 2021)
• Labour pledges crackdown on private equity (21 Sep 2021)]
• DWP benefits statistics including the state pension: August 2021 (21 Sep 2021)
  
• Progress in reducing pensioner poverty is in rapid reverse and elderly women are bearing the brunt  (20 Sep 2021)
• Pensioner Poverty Making ends meet: why pensioner poverty is still an issue (20 Sep 2021)
• Pandemic Profits Who’s cashing in during covid? (20 Sep 2021)
• Four in ten households on Universal Credit face 13 per cent rise in energy bills in same month as their income is cut by £20 a week (20 Sep 2021)
  
• Fresh calls for windfall tax on companies that prospered during Covid (20 Sep 2021)
• New IFS student finance calculator shows: no easy choices for student finance reform (20 Sep 2021)
  
• How Accounting Giants Craft Favorable Tax Rules From Inside Government (19 Sep 2021)
• Three-fifths of millennials can’t buy a home because of student debt (18 Sep 2021)
  
• Pulling down the ladder: The case for a proportional property tax  (17 Sep 2021)
• Morrisons’ potential private equity buyer CD&R reaches agreement with supermarket group's pension trustees (14 Sep 2021)
  
• Smoke Screen: BAT’s agents brokered Zimbabwe bribe proposal (13 Sep 2021)
• British American Tobacco negotiated bribe for Mugabe, new evidence suggests (13 Sep 2021)
• LABOUR’S TRADE POLICY: PUTTING WORKERS FIRST (13 Sep 2021)
  
• Health tax could increase family breakdown, tax authority warns (12 Sep 2021)
• Nearly 70,000 may die waiting for adult social care before Johnson plan kicks in (12 Sep 2021)
  
• My union will no longer rely on Labour – fighting for our members must come first (12 Sep 2021)
  
• Patel faces widening revolt over policing bill’s restrictions on protest (12 Sep 2021)
  
• UK failing on childcare, finds survey of over 20,000 working parents (12 Sep 2021)
• Freeports in Scotland must meet six guarantees (12 Sep 2021)
  
• Women's state pension: 'It is like you've lived one big lie' (11 Sep 2021)
• Taxing the lower-paid could stop the economic recovery in its tracks (11 Sep 2021)
• If you think the UK isn't corrupt, you haven't looked hard enough (11 Sep 2021)
  
• 'Triple lock might have added £7, hardly a king's ransom': Furious pensioners reveal bitter price of abandoning the pensions pledge (11 Sep 2021)
  
• HMRC Policy paper: Health and Social Care Levy (10 Sep 2021)
• Bitesize Briefing – Freeports – Commercial Contracts and Supply Chain  (10 Sep 2021)
• House of Lords Library: Social care funding: a rise in national insurance (10 Sep 2021)
• Only 20% of student loan borrowers will have debt cancelled through US relief programme by 2026 (10 Sep 2021)
• Gibraltar based 888 agrees to buy William Hill European business (9 Sep 2021)
• Cabinet ministers to face wrath of party’s grassroots over tax rises (9 Sep 2021)
• ‘The Government refused to pay my state pension and told me to use a food bank’ (9 Sep 2021)
  
• We'll all pay more tax to fix social care but the cash must not just line care home bosses' pockets and our problem isn't only about money (9 Sep 2021)
• Freeport tax advantages could boost life sciences investment (9 Sep 2021)
  
• National Audit office blames UK government for botched £1.5bn green homes scheme (8 Sep 2021)
• Amazon pays £492m in UK tax as sales surge to £20.6bn (8 Sep 2021)
• Student Debt: UK graduates face 50% tax rate on additional pay from next April (8 Sep 2021)
• Collaboration Overload Is Sinking Productivity (8 Sep 2021)
  
• Building Back Better: Our Plan for Health and Social Care (7 Sep 2021)
• House of Lords Report - Tackling intergenerational unfairness (7 Sep 2021)
  
• Suspending the pensions triple lock is bad news for young people (7 Sep 2021)
  
• An initial response to the Prime Minister’s announcement on health, social care and National Insurance (7 Sep 2021)
• Triple lock pension pledge suspended for one year (7 Sep 2021)
• UK PM hikes National Insurance and dividends tax by 1.25 per cent to pay for NHS and social care reform (7 Sep 2021)
  
• National insurance: What’s the new health and social care tax and how will it affect me? (7 Sep 2021)
  
• Boris Johnson announces National Insurance rise of 1.25pc, including for pensioners, plus dividend tax increase (7 Sep 2021)
• Annual review of State Pension and Industrial Death Benefit rates (7 Sep 2021)
  
• Boris Johnson unveils £12bn-a-year tax rise to pay for NHS and social care (7 Sep 2021)
• Social care changes at-a-glance (7 Sep 2021)
  
• A million pensioners hit with National Insurance tax bills for first time ever (7 Sep 2021)
• State Pension: Suspending the pensions triple lock is bad news for young people (7 Sep 2021)
• Water and sewerage company effluent discharges: supply chain failure RPS B2 (6 Sep 2021)
  
• Human Rights and Democracy: 2020 Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office report (6 Sep 2021)
• INTERGENERATIONAL FAIRNESS FORUM -  Grasping the Nettle: Sustainable Funding for Social Care & Intergenerational Fairness (5 Sep 2021)
• Private equity is leveraged equity (4 Sep 2021)
• Political Donations and Corruption: Tory law change would let donors bankroll party from tax havens for life (4 Sep 2021)
  
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• EC Charges Global Crypto Lending Platform and Top Executives in $2 Billion Fraud (1 Sep 2021)
• Labour left pushes Keir Starmer to oppose cut to triple lock after ’40 years of state pension squeeze’ (1 Sep 2021)

• Britain faces £371bn savings shortfall (31 Aug 2021)
• Theranos scandal: Who is Elizabeth Holmes and why is she on trial? (31 Aug 2021)
• Operating a Freeport customs site (31 Aug 2021)
  
• Elizabeth Holmes, the female Steve Jobs whose 'medical miracle' fooled America (31 Aug 2021)
• Elizabeth Holmes on trial: jury selection begins Tuesday for Theranos founder (31 Aug 2021)
  
• ‘Selling a promise’: what Silicon Valley learned from the fall of Theranos (30 Aug 2021)
• Unite's Sharon Graham makes no apology for defending workers, union says as Tories call on Labour to reject union’s funding over ‘controversial’ campaigning (29 Aug 2021)
  
• Nest opens pensions to private equity (28 Aug 2021)
• Pandemic students have already paid a price — their loans need a rethink (27 Aug 2021)
• Private equity is draining British business dry (27 Aug 2021)
• House of Commons Library: Paying for adult social care in England (27 Aug 2021)
  
• More than TWO MILLION Britons receive less than £100 a week in state pension (26 Aug 2021)
• Over 2m people receive less than £100 per week from state pensions (26 Aug 2021)
  
• Mis-selling: Amigo warns of collapse as losses jump and compensation payouts rise (25 Aug 2021)
• State Pension: 'Don’t rob us of our pensions’: retirees demand a voice in triple lock debate (25 Aug 2021)
• State Pension: 2.1 million pensioners receive less than £100 a week, most of whom are women (25 Aug 2021)
  
• UK energy suppliers announce maximum price rises (24 Aug 2021)
• State pension: Older people threaten to withhold support from Tories if triple lock ends (24 Aug 2021)
• 'You shouldn't have to pay to access your own savings': Judge's damning verdict on sky-high pension advice fee (24 Aug 2021)
  
• What happened to CEO pay in 2020? (19 Aug 2021)
  
• State Pension: How Britain's pensioners are being left behind other countries (19 Aug 2021)
  
• Further education and sixth form spending in England  (18 Aug 2021)
• Colleges need extra £570m due to rise in students - think tank (18 Aug 2021)
• Covid testing is rip-off, says former regulator (17 Aug 2021)
• Meet the private equity princeling gunning for the UK's defence industry (17 Aug 2021)
• More than 2.4million people at risk of losing free prescriptions under shake up (17 Aug 2021)
• Fat Cat Executive Pay: American CEOs make 351 times more than workers. In 1965 it was 15 to one (17 Aug 2021)
• Pressure increases on Rishi Sunak to suspend triple lock on pensions (17 Aug 2021)
  
• "UK for sale": Britain's year of private equity buyouts (16 Aug 2021)
• Southern Water sewage is destroying protected harbour, say activists (16 Aug 2021)
  
• The cost of Boris Johnson’s ‘levelling up’: £2tn, says UK thinktank (15 Aug 2021)
  
• Private Equity: Predatory financial tactics are putting the very survival of the UK care system at risk (11 Aug 2021)
• Corporate Abuse: ‘They rake in profits – everyone else suffers’: US workers lose out as big chicken gets bigger (11 Aug 2021)
• UK could allow animal tests for cosmetic ingredients for first time since 1998 (11 Aug 2021)
• U.S. judge says some Trump records should be turned over to House panel (11 Aug 2021)
• Greensill: David Cameron 'made $10m' before company’s collapse (10 Aug 2021)
• More high street stores close as retail recovery stutters (10 Aug 2021)
• UK banks face block on high street branch closures (10 Aug 2021)
• ‘Alarming wake-up call’: Pandemic increases gender pensions gap to ‘almost £200,000’ (10 Aug 2021)
• How a convicted criminal can buy a famous English football club (10 Aug 2021)
• How Offshore Accounts in Tax Havens Are Used For Tax Evasion Through Illicit Deals (10 Aug 2021)
• Amazon shifts up to £8.2bn of UK revenues to low-tax Luxembourg (10 Aug 2021)
  
• India voids law that sought billions in retrospective taxes (10 Aug 2021)
• Film tax scheme cases cloud the big picture at HSBC (9 Aug 2021)
• Half a million UK partners in law firms and accountancies face tax hike in 2022 (9 Aug 2021)
• Investigation reveals how football can be used to launder money (9 Aug 2021)
• Macquarie wades back into UK with majority stake in Southern Water  (9 Aug 2021)
• Film tax scheme cases cloud the big picture at HSBC (9 Aug 2021)
• SFO launches investigation into Gavin Woodhouse over suspected fraud (9 Aug 2021)
• Spineless company bosses cower before the private equity bidding stampede (9 Aug 2021)
  
• Vodafone to bring back roaming charges from January (9 Aug 2021)
  
• US hedge fund swoops on SSE: Energy giant may be set for £20bn takeover as corporate raider Elliott Management builds up stake  (7 Aug 2021)
  
• Private Equity and Hedge Funds Survived the 2008 Crisis. Now They’re Making a Killing Off COVID-19  (6 Aug 2021)
  
• Employers ‘named and shamed’ for paying less than minimum wage (5 Aug 2021)
• Pret, McColls and Welcome Break in minimum wage fail (5 Aug 2021)
• Pfizer and Flynn accused of overcharging NHS for anti-epilepsy drugs (5 Aug 2021)
  
• Sanctions against KPMG and former partner in relation to Silentnight (5 Aug 2021)
• Cruising through climate damage and tax avoidance (5 Aug 2021)
• KPMG fined £13m over sale of Silentnight to private equity firm (5 Aug 2021)
• Tax implications of the UK’s new freeports explained (4 Aug 2021)
• Union Hopes High as Chileans Rewrite Anti-Labor Constitution (4 Aug 2021)
  
• Figures show policing to be not only racist but also ineffective (3 Aug 2021)
• Why Black women’s wage gap is a problem for everyone (3 Aug 2021)
• Black women lose $1m in gender pay gap over a lifetime (3 Aug 2021)
  
• Dividends could be suspended, warns UK Pensions Regulator (3 Aug 2021)
• The Virtues and Pitfalls of Economic Models  (3 Aug 2021)
  
• Quantitative easing: how the world got hooked on magicked-up money (2 Aug 2021)
• SEC Issues Whistleblower Awards Totaling More Than $4 Million (2 Aug 2021)
• Jobs threat at UK defence supplier Meggitt as it agrees £6.3bn takeover (2 Aug 2021)
• Smiths Group agrees to sell medical division to US private equity firm (2 Aug 2021)
  
• Santander closing 26 bank branches this month (2 Aug 2021)
  
• Why are private-equity firms buying listed firms at a record rate?  (2 Aug 2021)
• The question for City institutions is: if private equity can recognise hidden treasure chests buried in UK plc, why can't they? (2 Aug 2021)
• As a bumper triple-lock state pension rise comes under threat, is the UK's retirement payout REALLY the worst in the first world? (1 Aug 2021)
•  Does your town really need a bank branch? (1 Aug 2021)
  
• State Pension: UK elderly suffer worst poverty rate in western Europe (1 Aug 2021)
  
• Executive Pay: Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary in line for £100m payday (1 Aug 2021)
• EQUAL STATE PENSION AGES BUT NO PENSION EQUALITY FOR WOMEN (1 Aug 2021)
  

• Illusions of corporate social responsibility: UK waste firm fined £1.5m for exporting household waste (31 Jul 2021)
• As Competition and Markets Authority admits it cannot challenge £6.3bn deal: Green light for private equity swoop on supermarket Morrisons (31 Jul 2021)
• Another leading Morrisons investor publicly denounces £6.3bn bid by private-equity-backed consortium (31 Jul 2021)
• National Insurance contributions explained (31 Jul 2021)
  
• Private equity: Drug firm that hiked prices by 6,000% paid shareholders £400m (30 Jul 2021)
• Monzo bank in money laundering rules investigation (30 Jul 2021)
• Amazon hit with $886m fine for alleged data law breach (30 Jul 2021)
• One in seven shops now vacant across the UK (30 Jul 2021)
• Empty shop numbers rise as Covid continues to bite (30 Jul 2021)
  
• CMA fines pharma firm over pricing of crucial thyroid drug (29 Jul 2021)
• Private Equity: Drug firm fined for huge price rise that hit NHS (29 Jul 2021)
• TUC calls for ban on use of umbrella companies to employ agency workers (29 Jul 2021)
• Pharma firm Advanz fined after thyroid drug price hike of 6,000% (29 Jul 2021)
• Social care desperately needs funding, and the fairest way is inheritance tax (29 Jul 2021)
• Only six UK employers prosecuted for paying below minimum wage in six years (28 Jul 2021)
  
• Google, Apple and Microsoft report record-breaking profits  (28 Jul 2021)
• Poverty and Inequality: A third of middle-aged UK adults have at least two chronic health issues (28 Jul 2021)
• Money-laundering ring pushed $4billion through HSBC (28 Jul 2021)
• HSBC faces questions over disclosure of alleged money laundering to monitors (28 Jul 2021)
• Sharp drop in senior accounting officer tax penalties (28 Jul 2021)
• Revealed: £6bn NHS glove contract shows rocketing cost of PPE (28 Jul 2021)
  
• The truth behind corporate climate pledges (27 Jul 2021)
• Banks failing disabled customers amid branch closures (27 Jul 2021)
• ‘Weird and gimmicky’: police chiefs condemn Boris Johnson’s crime plan (27 Jul 2021)
  
• Failure to help poor countries fight Covid ‘could cost global economy $4.5tn’, says IMF (27 Jul 2021)
• Private equity firms in China ‘waiting for death’ after new rules (27 Jul 2021)
• Hedge Funds: FirstGroup’s biggest shareholder calls for resignation of CEO (26 Jul 2021)
• MPs turn their fire on director over LV= sale to private equity (26 Jul 2021)
  
• UK Covid spending over £370bn – including billions on unusable PPE (25 Jul 2021)
• Former Tory councillor got £120m ‘VIP lane’ government contract for face shields now lying unused (25 Jul 2021)
  
• House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Report -  COVID 19: Cost Tracker Update  (25 Jul 2021)
• House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts Report -  Initial lessons from the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic (25 Jul 2021)
  
• Vatican reveals it owns more than 5,000 properties (24 Jul 2021)
  
• Treasury to sell off further NatWest shares worth up to £1.2bn (22 Jul 2021)
• Bonanzas in private equity world spark call for tax relief limit  (22 Jul 2021)
• Bankers and advisers would net £275m from Morrisons takeover (22 Jul 2021)
  
• Judicial review: Plan to reform scrutiny by courts revealed (21 Jul 2021)
• Women's state pension: Compensation closer for Waspi campaigners (21 Jul 2021)
• Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman Report -  Women’s State Pension age: our findings on the Department for Work and Pensions’ communication of changes (21 Jul 2021)
• Women’s State Pension age: our findings on the Department for Work and Pensions’ communication of changes (21 Jul 2021)
  
• Covid cases global map: How the UK’s coronavirus rate compares with the rest of the world as restrictions end (20 Jul 2021)
• New proposals to clamp down on promoters of tax avoidance (20 Jul 2021)
• Pegasus project: spyware leak suggests lawyers and activists at risk across globe (19 Jul 2021)
• UK Freeports: Lessons From the US (19 Jul 2021)
• UK Ministers mull national insurance rise to fund social care (19 Jul 2021)
• Leak uncovers global abuse of cyber-surveillance weapon (19 Jul 2021)
• Tax in the accounts of Tesco plc (19 Jul 2021)
• Do the accounts of major companies add up when it comes to tax? (19 Jul 2021)
• First Thing: Human rights activists, dissidents and journalists targeted by Pegasus spyware (18 Jul 2021)
• One in five Whitehall non-executive directors have links to political parties (18 Jul 2021)
  
• Jaw-dropping study: Executives who manipulate earnings are hired for their lack of ethics (17 Jul 2021)
• Keir Starmer, it’s time we had a frank discussion about tax (17 Jul 2021)
• Non-executives at Morrisons under fire for selling out after accepting low-ball private-equity bid (17 Jul 2021)
• State Pension: Should we honour the triple lock? As wage growth rises to 6.6% and may surge even higher, how experts say the Chancellor could cure his headache (17 Jul 2021)
  
• Quantitative Easing: The Central Banker’s New Clothes (16 Jul 2021)
• Small shops face £1.7bn debt mountain, says report (16 Jul 2021)
• Universal Credit and Pensions Fiasco: Worst audit report for the Department for Work and Pensions in 33 years (16 Jul 2021)
• HOUSE OF LORDS Economic Affairs Committee Report - Quantitative easing: a dangerous addiction? (16 Jul 2021)
• Quantitative Easing: The Lords should redo its homework on QE and reissue their report. They asked the wrong people the wrong questions and got the wrong answers (16 Jul 2021)
• No 10 hammers out plan to fix UK social care system with tax rise (16 Jul 2021)
• Freeports: Devolution row erupts over UK plans that 'undermine' Scottish economy (16 Jul 2021)
• UK drug companies fined £260m for inflating prices for NHS (15 Jul 2021)
• The expiry of the Universal Credit uplift: impacts and policy options (15 Jul 2021)
• Official experimental statistics for the number of people on Universal Credit (15 Jul 2021)
• Year to 31 March 2K21 cost of the UK state pension - £101.9 billion (15 Jul 2021)
  
• Nike fails to stop EU probe on billions in alleged tax dodging (15 Jul 2021)
• Rapid break-up of Cobham fuels debate over private equity in UK (15 Jul 2021)
  
• The Bank of England Credit Conditions Survey - 2021 Q2 - problems ahead for small businesses, SMEs (15 Jul 2021)
• Briefing Note: ELDERLY SOCIAL CARE (INSURANCE) BILL (14 Jul 2021)
  
• More than 1m children from key worker families living in poverty (14 Jul 2021)
• Care home director banned for failing to explain £518,000 spends (14 Jul 2021)
• Executive pay, pay ratios continue to climb in 2020 (14 Jul 2021)
• Sicko UK -  how the NHS an admired public health service is secretly being changed to for-profit American-style “managed care.” (14 Jul 2021)
• Australian billionaire Lex Greensill beguiled the world's rich and powerful. Until it came crashing down (13 Jul 2021)
• Forget the spin – new English NHS bill is all about cutting our right to healthcare (13 Jul 2021)
• Businesses unsure how freeports will work but believe they will boost trade and attract investment (13 Jul 2021)
  
• We’re still confused by freeports, say bosses (13 Jul 2021)
• Why are England’s water companies pumping out a tide of sewage? Because they can (13 Jul 2021)
• Detection of untreated sewage discharges to watercourses using machine learning (13 Jul 2021)
• Bank of England scraps limits on banks' dividends and share buybacks even though economic risks remain (13 Jul 2021)
• Corruption: Tories have unhealthy financial reliance on property developers (12 Jul 2021)
• HOUSE OF CARDS - EXPLORING ACCESS AND INFLUENCE IN UK HOUSING POLICY (12 Jul 2021)
  
• UK wealth gap widens in pandemic as richest get £50,000 windfall (12 Jul 2021)
• (Wealth) gap year - The impact of the coronavirus crisis on UK household wealth (12 Jul 2021)
• Apple's two UK divisions pay just £9m in UK corporation tax as sales top £1.1bn (12 Jul 2021)
• Greensill Capital paid Cameron salary of more than $1m a year (12 Jul 2021)
  
• Government needs more joined up thinking on social care (12 Jul 2021)
  
• Michael Gove obstructs investigation into Greensill scandal by blocking witness from appearing at inquiry (12 Jul 2021)
• Ending pension lock is a start, but there’s no easy fix to the yawning generation gap (11 Jul 2021)
• Covid leaves students with a bitter financial legacy  (11 Jul 2021)
  
• Social care workers lose out on £7,000 in pay each year (10 Jul 2021)
• 13+ Troubling UK Student Debt Statistics [Updated in 2021] (10 Jul 2021)
  
• Lloyds fined £90m for letters’ unsupported pledge on insurance (9 Jul 2021)
• It’s pointless attacking Britain’s pension increase. Ultimately we’ll all benefit from it (9 Jul 2021)
• Student Debt: Ministers to overhaul university funding after long consultation (9 Jul 2021)
• Private equity buying spree hits new record as British firms targeted (9 Jul 2021)
  
• Living standards, poverty and inequality in the UK: 2021 (8 Jul 2021)
• Nearly one-fifth of UK pensioners live in poverty (8 Jul 2021)
• Student Debt: How Germany abolished tuition fees (8 Jul 2021)
  
• Greensill given access to Covid loans without detailed checks, watchdog reveals (7 Jul 2021)
• Universal credit £20 top-up will end this autumn, MPs are told (7 Jul 2021)
  
• Summary National Audit Office Report - Investigation into the British Business Bank’s accreditation of Greensill Capital (7 Jul 2021)
• National Audit Office Report - Investigation into the British Business Bank’s accreditation of Greensill Capital (7 Jul 2021)
• Brewdog Instagram ad banned for misleading health claims (7 Jul 2021)
• How to fund social care without bankrupting the young (7 Jul 2021)
• Picking on pensioners won’t help the young (7 Jul 2021)
  
• Four-day week 'an overwhelming success' in Iceland  (6 Jul 2021)
• Legal & General warns over private equity interest in Morrisons (6 Jul 2021)
• Southern Water dumped raw sewage into sea for years (6 Jul 2021)
  
• THIRD private equity firm eyes up Morrisons takeover: Supermarket is at centre of bidding war after US investment giant Apollo confirmed it is considering offer  (5 Jul 2021)
• MPs fear G7 tax avoidance crackdown will scupper Plymouth freeport (5 Jul 2021)
• Aligning the upper age for NHS prescription charge exemptions with the State Pension age (5 Jul 2021)
• Schroders CEO condemns private equity raids on UK PLC (5 Jul 2021)
  
• Private Equity and Morrisons: This is a naive and feeble surrender to marauding money men (5 Jul 2021)
  
• Labour pushes for social care reform - and will consider tax rises to pay for it (4 Jul 2021)
• Higher Education Cheating Services Prohibition Bill (4 Jul 2021)
• House of Lords Library Briefing: Higher Education Cheating Services Prohibition Bill (4 Jul 2021)
• Almost £10 billion paid out in student loans in 2020 will be written off – with the taxpayer picking up the bill (4 Jul 2021)
• EXPLAINER: Deterring tax avoidance by global companies (3 Jul 2021)
• Crime in Freeports: International Experience and Lessons for the UK (3 Jul 2021)
  
• NHS pay: England senior doctors could take industrial action over 1% rise (2 Jul 2021)
• Amec Foster Wheeler Energy Limited – Deferred Prosecution Agreement Judgment (2 Jul 2021)
• National Audit Office Report - School funding in England (2 Jul 2021)
• Funding for deprived schools in England has shifted to wealthy areas, study finds (2 Jul 2021)
• SFO enters into £103m DPA with Amec Foster Wheeler Energy Limited (2 Jul 2021)
• The Living Standards Audit 2021 (1 Jul 2021)
  
• Leeds firm fined £200,000 for illegal nuisance PPI calls (1 Jul 2021)
• Student loans: a guide to terms and conditions 2021 to 2022   (1 Jul 2021)
  

• House of Commons Debate: Financial Conduct Authority and Blackmore Bond plc (30 Jun 2021)
• UK poorest nation per capita in northwest Europe, research shows (30 Jun 2021)
• Affluent areas across England have larger carbon footprints than poorer ones (30 Jun 2021)
  
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• Name all firms receiving furlough cash, say MPs (30 Jun 2021)
• House of Commons The Committee of Public Accounts Report - Fraud and Error (Covid loans and furlough schemes (30 Jun 2021)
  
• House of Commons Library Briefing: Financial Conduct Authority and the collapse of Blackmore Bond plc (30 Jun 2021)
• TUC Report: RIDDOR, Covid and under-reporting (29 Jun 2021)
• Ex-PM David Cameron admits using private jet belonging to financier Lex Greensill 'a handful of times' but says he paid tax 'appropriately' for travelling in comfort (29 Jun 2021)
  
• Non Executive Directors: Labour urges overhaul of Whitehall oversight rules after Hancock row (29 Jun 2021)
  
• Inside the secretive private equity firm behind the £6.8bn Asda buyout (28 Jun 2021)
• MPs criticise ministers’ failure to plan industrial policy (28 Jun 2021)
• Non Executive Directors: At least 16 Tory allies given paid ‘independent’ roles in government (28 Jun 2021)
  
• House of Commons Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee Report - Post-pandemic economic growth: Industrial policy in the UK (28 Jun 2021)
• Boris Johnson will finally put a cap on the cost of social care as PM orders Rishi Sunak to find cash to help the elderly and wants limit set at £50,000 (26 Jun 2021)
• Student Debt: How Much Does It Cost To Study In Germany? (26 Jun 2021)
  
• Amazon and Google probed over efforts to stop fake reviews (25 Jun 2021)
• BEIS Committee examines the financial relationships of GFG Alliance and Liberty Steel (25 Jun 2021)
• Brexit freeports: Are new freeports a Brexit dividend? PM's claims fact checked  (25 Jun 2021)
• Freeports in England to get £25m each – while Wales is offered £8m, says minister (25 Jun 2021)
• Scrapping over social care funding is despicable – it’s time to get on with reform (25 Jun 2021)
• London Capital saga: MPs want shake-up at watchdog (24 Jun 2021)
• LCF scandal: MPs question if FCA would meet its own standards of accountability (24 Jun 2021)
  
• UK House of Commons Treasury Committee Report: The Financial Conduct Authority’s Regulation of London Capital & Finance plc (24 Jun 2021)
• Royal finances: Where does the Queen get her money? (24 Jun 2021)
• Rip-off: EE reintroduces roaming charges for UK users in Europe (24 Jun 2021)
  
• Oil and gas donors gave over £400k to Tories before North Sea decision (24 Jun 2021)
• Crown court backlog hits record high of 60,000 cases as victims wait years for justice (24 Jun 2021)
  
• Johnson incorrectly claims Brexit enabled freeports (24 Jun 2021)
  
• Carillion collapse: liquidator expected to make £250m claim against KPMG (23 Jun 2021)
• Second homes are a gross injustice, yet the UK government encourages them (23 Jun 2021)
• Student loan statistics (23 Jun 2021)
  
• Number of doctors retiring early trebles in England and Wales (23 Jun 2021)
• New research warns of a ‘ticking time bomb’ of pensioner poverty (23 Jun 2021)
  
• House of Commons International Development Committee: Government has “pattern of trying to hide foreign aid cuts” - MPs (23 Jun 2021)
• Private equity for all! The UK’s questionable pensions push (23 Jun 2021)
• Government told to 'grasp the nettle' and set out social care reforms and give people 'security' (22 Jun 2021)
  
• Curbs on protests in policing bill breach human rights laws, MPs and peers say (22 Jun 2021)
• Private equity is an easy target for the critics, but is it a deserving one? (22 Jun 2021)
• Equity vultures prey on the elderly: Ministers face calls to rein in investors who take profits at the expense of care home residents (22 Jun 2021)
  
• EU to lift its ban on feeding animal remains to domestic livestock (22 Jun 2021)
  
• Pope Francis champions right of workers to organize in unions (22 Jun 2021)
• Why cash-rich private equity firms scent bargains in the UK (22 Jun 2021)
• COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS IN PUBLIC LIFE STANDARDS MATTER 2 - COMMITTEE FINDINGS (21 Jun 2021)
  
• Will better-off pension savers be plundered to pay the Covid bill? Drastic Treasury cuts to tax breaks are rumoured (21 Jun 2021)
• A private equity takeover of Morrisons would threaten the nation's food security (21 Jun 2021)
• Foreign Aid: UK aid cuts risk millions of lives, warns World Health Organization (21 Jun 2021)
• Boom(erang) Time? An analysis of younger adults living with their parents (21 Jun 2021)
• Referrals to UK gaming addiction clinic triple in year of lockdowns (20 Jun 2021)
• Pensions raid to pay for Covid pandemic (20 Jun 2021)
• We should all want a bigger state pension (19 Jun 2021)
  
• Financial misconduct and employee mistreatment: Evidence from wage theft (18 Jun 2021)
  
• Quarter of UK pupils attend schools where air pollution is over WHO limit (17 Jun 2021)
• Children’s services in England shaky as Jenga tower, says review lead (17 Jun 2021)
  
• US private equity giant joins swoop for struggling NCP: Car park firm hit by a collapse in traffic at its airport and city centre locations  (17 Jun 2021)
• Executive Pay 2021: How the pandemic fueled corporate bonuses in 2020 (16 Jun 2021)
• Clock ticking on ‘unfair’ state pension triple lock (16 Jun 2021)
• Millions of women could get state pension compensation 10 years after age change (16 Jun 2021)
• Compensation hope for women born in the 1950s who did not get enough notice over state pension age change (16 Jun 2021)
• UCU threatens strike action amid proposed USS pension changes (16 Jun 2021)
• Briefing Notes: Rating (Coronavirus) and Directors Disqualification (Dissolved Companies) Bill (15 Jun 2021)
  
• Executive pay gap: Men get paid 23 per cent more than women at director level (14 Jun 2021)
• Freeports: National Insurance Contributions Bill– in the House of Commons (14 Jun 2021)
• Private capital industry soars beyond $7tn (13 Jun 2021)
  
• Amazon fails to quash investigation into its Indian selling practices (12 Jun 2021)
  
• NHS: GP funding and contracts explained (11 Jun 2021)
• NHS: The 2020/21 update to the GP contract explained (11 Jun 2021)
  
• British Airways furloughs thousands of staff following delays to travel (11 Jun 2021)
  
• CMA launches action against British Airways and Ryanair over refunds (10 Jun 2021)
• Increasing England student loan repayments ‘would save government £4bn a year’ (10 Jun 2021)
  
• How Does the UK State Pension Compare with Other Countries? (10 Jun 2021)
  
• Five million over-50s 'sleepwalking' into a retirement crisis - UK state pension is 24% of average earnings (9 Jun 2021)
  
• House of Commons Library - Health and Safety Statistics (9 Jun 2021)
• Health and safety inspections plummet during coronavirus crisis – despite thousands of incidents (9 Jun 2021)
• Will freeports simply benefit industry giants at smaller UK manufacturer expense? (8 Jun 2021)
• A new internationalism on the terms of labour (7 Jun 2021)
  
• Foreign investors own 66% of UK-listed shares (7 Jun 2021)
• LOOPHOLE’ IN G7 CORPORATION TAX DEAL COULD LET AMAZON OFF, REPORT CLAIMS (7 Jun 2021)
• Low Pay Britain 2021 (7 Jun 2021)
  
• Global G7 deal may let Amazon off hook on tax (6 Jun 2021)
• Foreign aid cuts: 'Far more' than 100,000 people will die, leading rebel MP warns (6 Jun 2021)
  
• France tells G7 to hike minimum tax rate (6 Jun 2021)
• The Age of Surveillance Capitalism by Shoshana Zuboff review – we are the pawns (5 Jun 2021)
• G7 Finance Ministers Agree Historic Global Tax Agreement (5 Jun 2021)
• G7 Factsheet – beneficial ownership (5 Jun 2021)
  
• G7 FINANCE MINISTERS & CENTRAL BANK GOVERNORS COMMUNIQUÉ (5 Jun 2021)
• Briefing Note: Compensation (London Capital & Finance plc and Fraud Compensation Fund) Bill (4 Jun 2021)
  
• Microsoft’s Irish subsidiary paid zero corporation tax on £220bn profit (4 Jun 2021)
  
• Neoliberalism Has Always Been a Threat to Democracy (3 Jun 2021)
• ‘A hammer blow’: how UK overseas aid cuts affect the world’s most vulnerable (3 Jun 2021)
  
• Inclusive Growth in cities: a sympathetic critique (3 Jun 2021)
  
• German banker first to be jailed in 'cum-ex' tax evasion scheme (2 Jun 2021)
• Private Equity: 'We must curb excesses of the buyout barons' (1 Jun 2021)
  
• UK ranked last in Europe for bathing water quality in 2020 (1 Jun 2021)
• Fat cats: More than 270 charities are paying bosses more than the Prime Minister (1 Jun 2021)

• US Civil rights advocate wants worker voice on Walmart board  (31 May 2021)
  
• Fury as Scottish Government gives Amazon £4.7million of public money despite firm paying no corporation tax (30 May 2021)
• £37m in tax payer money paid to private hospitals to help with pandemic (30 May 2021)
• Business leaders urge UK government to back Biden plan to stop tax dodging by multinationals (29 May 2021)
• Many reasons why it is that private equity firms are leading the charge in takeover activity - but tax breaks are by far the biggest catalyst (29 May 2021)
• Pension tax relief issue costing lower earners over £140m: how to boost your pension (29 May 2021)
• House of Commons Library Report on Compensation (London Capital & Finance plc and Fraud Compensation Fund) Bill 2021-22 (29 May 2021)
• Compensation (London Capital & Finance plc and Fraud Compensation Fund) Bill (29 May 2021)
  
• Private Equity Sharks sink teeth into RAC: Staff get '1% wage rise as bosses' deals soar by 25%'... and who is in charge? Private equity fat cats who preyed on Debenhams (28 May 2021)
  
• Unions welcome fourth consecutive annual rise in membership (27 May 2021)
• Bank transfer scammers steal £700,000 a day from UK victims (27 May 2021)
  
• Recruiters urged to clamp down on exploitation via ‘umbrella companies’ (27 May 2021)
  
• Millions cannot afford water bills, says watchdog (26 May 2021)
• Pandemic plunderers scandal: Private equity buy-up of High Street firms during lockdown has cost 40,000 jobs (26 May 2021
• Private equity buy-up of High Street firms during pandemic 'has cost 40,000 jobs' (26 May 2021)
  
• ONE-THIRD OF BILLIONAIRES On the Sunday Times Rich List Have Donated £62 MILLION TO THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY (26 May 2021)
  
• HMRC’s mini-umbrella company fraud crackdown sees similar approach to IR35 (25 May 2021)
• Freeport tax incentives (25 May 2021)
• ‘Horrific’ cuts in pipeline for English universities and students (25 May 2021)
• Unpaid UK student loans growing at £10bn a year -  about 20-30% of university graduates are forecast to fully pay off their loans (25 May 2021)
  
• Italian bank collapses on exposure to Greensill and GFG (24 May 2021)
• Private Equity: UK's biggest care home operator hikes fees for residents in the pandemic as owners cash in (24 May 2021)
• Banking regulations to be reviewed after winding down of Wyelands Bank (24 May 2021)
• Student loan system 'out of control' as graduates leave uni with £100k to repay (23 May 2021)
  
• Bundesliga clubs vote against private equity investment  (22 May 2021)
  
• There’s nothing ‘great’ about this new British Railways revamp (21 May 2021)
  
• Future of Britain's railways: Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail  (20 May 2021)
• UK rail looks to private sector in biggest shake-up since 1990s (20 May 2021)
• Concern about potential fare rises as government unveils rail changes (20 May 2021)
• Only four in 10 retirees get the full state pension, government figures show (20 May 2021)
  
• House of Commons debate on the address: A plan for the NHS and social care (19 May 2021)
• Has Brexit fatally dented the City of London’s future? (18 May 2021)
• Twenty firms produce 55% of world’s plastic waste, report reveals  (18 May 2021)
• After Greensill, we need lobbying reform to shine a light into the dark corners of Whitehall (17 May 2021)
• Student Loans Mythbusting The truth about uni fees, loans & grants (17 May 2021)
  
• More than 500 bank branches close since pandemic struck  (16 May 2021)
• Why the landmark Bretton Woods deal is as relevant today as in 1944 (14 May 2021)
  
• FCA looked at Greensill two months before its collapse (14 May 2021)
• Just how corrupt is the UK?  (14 May 2021)
• Amigo Loans rescue in doubt after FCA says it will object in court (13 May 2021)
• Shadow Banking: Greensill lobbying row: FCA mulls ‘restrictions’ on financial system (13 May 2021)
• 'Champions League of tax avoidance:' Uber used 50 Dutch shell companies to dodge taxes on nearly $6 billion in revenue (13 May 2021)
• Cameron forced to reveal Greensill pay, shares and perks in questioning from MPs (13 May 2021)
• Zero-rate of secondary National Insurance contributions for Freeport employees (13 May 2021)
  
• £2.6bn UDG Healthcare deal latest for private equity (13 May 2021)
• New powers to tackle unfit directors of dissolved companies (13 May 2021)
• The National Insurance Contributions (NIC) Bill confirms reliefs for Freeports and broadening of DOTAS (13 May 2021)
  
• Addressing low pay and inequality (12 May 2021)
• What has grown most in the pandemic? Billionaire bank balances – and food bank queues  (12 May 2021)
• HSBC has stakes in firms that plan more than 70 new coal plants  (12 May 2021)
• MPs say Lex Greensill may have misled parliament  (12 May 2021)
• Greensill: the scale of David Cameron’s lobbying texts revealed (12 May 2021)
• Grensill: David Cameron letter to the House of Commons Treasury Committee (12 May 2021)
• Greensill: Messages sent by David Cameron to government officials (12 May 2021)
• National Insurance Contributions Bill 2021 (12 May 2021)
• Zero-rate of secondary NICs for Freeport employees (12 May 2021)
• HMRC Proposals for tackling promoters and enablers of National Insurance contributions avoidance schemes (12 May 2021)
  
• UK Treasury Committee publishes responses to Greensill inquiry correspondence (12 May 2021)
• What COVID-19 Reveals About Twenty-First Century Capitalism: Adversity and Opportunity (11 May 2021)
• Partnership Law: Used, Misused or Abused? - increasing use of UK partnerships for criminal purposes (11 May 2021)
• 5 PROBLEMS WITH NATIONAL ID CARDS (11 May 2021)
  
• Amigo loan customers accept “lowball” compensation offer but FCA still opposes plan (11 May 2021)
  
• US investors revolt against executive pay in record number (11 May 2021)
• NHS: Integrated care systems explained: making sense of systems, places and neighbourhoods (11 May 2021)
• Investors revolt against executive pay in record numbers (11 May 2021)
• Provident Financial to close doorstep lending business after 141 years (11 May 2021)
• The task of governments is not simply to build ‘back’ better after COVID-19, but to rebuild forward better, towards an inclusive model of economic growth (11 May 2021)
• How Lex Greensill helped sow the seeds of Carillion crisis (11 May 2021)
  
• UK Post-Brexit trade deals mean firms will miss out on freeport benefits (10 May 2021)
• Banks Releasing Loan Reserves Face Tricky Accounting Estimates as Economy Improves (10 May 2021)
• Two Shadow Lenders, Two Accounting Bombshells, One Bond Collapse (10 May 2021)
• UK chief executives suffer big pay cuts (10 May 2021)
  
• UK Post-Brexit trade deals mean firms will miss out on freeport benefits (10 May 2021)
• Umbrella companies: Thousands recruited to front UK firms in 'tax dodge' (10 May 2021)
  
• Tax dodging concerns over small firms used to pay NHS test-and-trace workers (10 May 2021)
• Junior bankers at UBS in line for $40,000 bonus (10 May 2021)
  
• Vestager’s campaign against controversial tax deals reaches final stage (9 May 2021)
• Insolvent Abuse: Greensill winding-down bills could top £30m in a year, report shows (7 May 2021)
• FCA chief looks to ‘reset’ expectations for watchdog (6 May 2021)
  
• ECB to inspect loans to shadow banks after Greensill, Archegos fiascos (6 May 2021)
• FCA's watchdog criticises regulator in Keydata saga (6 May 2021)
• Final report by the Complaints Commissioner Complaint number FCA00844 - Keydata (5 May 2021)
• All Blacks sale could prove a private equity intrusion too far for lovers of sport (4 May 2021)
  
• LACK OF TRANSPARENCY CONNECTED WITH SHADOW BANKING INCREASES RISKS OF LOSSES FOR BANKS (4 May 2021)
  
• Full list of private companies handed £30 billion of public money to assist in UK government’s Covid response  (4 May 2021)

• Latest Updates on UK Government COVID-19 Contracts and Spending (30 Apr 2021)
• Greensill collapse could cost UK taxpayer up to £5bn, MPs told (29 Apr 2021)
• Executive pay row sparks BAT shareholder revolt (29 Apr 2021)
• Number of health and safety inspectors drops by a third under the Tories (29 Sep 2021)
• GPT pleads guilty to corruption (28 Apr 2021)
• Ex-Serco bosses cleared after fraud case collapses (27 Apr 2021)
• Money Laundering: UK to come under scrutiny in Italy’s largest mafia trial in decades (27 Apr 2021)
• Shadow Banking: Private Equity and Hedge Funds Survived the 2008 Crisis. Now They’re Making a Killing Off COVID-19  (27 Apr 2021)
• Bank losses linked to Archegos hedge fund top $10bn after latest results (27 Apr 2021)
  
• Money Laundering: UK to come under scrutiny in Italy’s largest mafia trial in decades (27 Apr 2021)
• UK announces new sanctions regime to stop money launderers treating country as 'honey pot' (27 Apr 2021)
• Global Anti-Corruption Sanctions Debated on Tuesday 27 April 2021 (27 Apr 2021)
• Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) (High-Risk Countries) Regulations 2021 (27 Apr 2021)
• The Guardian view on fire-and-rehire business tactics: change the law (27 Apr 2021)
• Why Covid should have a lasting effect on executive pay (26 Apr 2021)
• UK sanctions 22 individu als involved in serious international corruption (26 Apr 2021)
• Boris Johnson told Sir James Dyson by text he would 'fix' tax issue  (21 Apr 2021)
  
• Corruption: Lobbying watchdog chair Lord Pickles faces claims he ran ‘cash for access’ parliamentary magazine (20 Apr 2021)
  
• London Capital and Finance: Treasury expects £120m compensation bill (19 Apr 2021)
• Details of Compensation scheme for London Capital & Finance bond holders announced (19 Apr 2021)
• Written Ministerial Statement – London Capital & Finance (19 Apr 2021)
  
• London Capital & Finance Compensation scheme (19 Apr 2021)
  
• Greensill scandal: Current lobbying rules are 'pretty good' and Cameron didn't do anything wrong, says minister (18 Apr 2021)
• David Cameron and the Greensill scandal is just the tip of the fatberg (18 Apr 2021)
• Lobbying act targeted powerful shadowy groups, not charities (18 Apr 2021)
  
• NHS: 4.7 million waiting for operations in England  (18 Apr 2021)
  
• Brexit: Banks and insurers move £1 trillion of assets from UK to EU (17 Apr 2021)
• Credit Suisse sued over risk exposure to Greensill Capital, Archegos (17 Apr 2021)
  
• Greensill, Cameron and Whitehall's revolving door (17 Apr 2021)
• Archegos collapse costs Morgan Stanley $911m  (17 Aug 2021)
  
• Fat cats: Co-op pays executive bonus despite keeping £66m in Covid relief (16 Apr 2021)
  
• Second Cabinet Office adviser hired by Greensill while in civil service (16 Apr 2021)
• Greensill: Ex-Civil Service boss 'baffled' by business links (16 Apr 2021)
• The Greensill affair is about an official culture that neglects self-examination (16 Apr 2021)
• Gupta carved up business empire in attempt to secure UK Covid loans (16 Apr 2021)
• Review into the Development and Use of Supply Chain Finance in Government – Terms of Reference (16 Apr 2021)
  
• What did Greensill Capital actually do? (15 Apr 2021)
• Cameron passed a lobbying act, but it was never meant to curb corruption (15 Apr 2021)
• What is happening to life expectancy in England? (15 Apr 2021)
• Greensill: The real scandal is that the revolving door between government and business is still open (15 Apr 2021)
  
• New Details: Student Loan Forgiveness Could Wipe Out The Debt Of Most Borrowers (14 Apr 2021)
• FactCheck Q&A: the gaps in Britain’s lobbying laws  (14 Apr 2021)
• Greensill: the collapse threatens to kill off a form of financing that is vital to global economy (14 Apr 2021)
  
• World's wealthiest 'at heart of climate problem' (13 Apr 2021)
• Credit Suisse pays back another chunk of money in Greensill debacle  (13 Apr 2021)
• Chancellor called to explain Greensill loan access (13 Apr 2021)
  
• Greensill scandal: government orders inquiry into Cameron lobbying (12 Apr 2021)
• Nigel Boardman To Lead Government Review Into David Cameron Greensill Relationship (12 Apr 2021)
• Greensill: Rishi Sunak summoned to parliament over David Cameron lobbying controversy as PM orders review (12 Apr 2021)
  
• Carillion paid Slaughter and May millions for crisis advice (12 Apr 2021)
• Central banks becoming hooked on stimulus, Mervyn King says (12 Apr 2021)
  
• David Cameron’s Greensill statement: key passages and what they mean (12 Apr 2021)
• Brexit: EU-Based PIEs with UK Parents No Longer Exempted from Having Their Own Audit Committees (12 Apr 2021)
• David Cameron breaks 30-day silence over lobbying for Greensill (11 Apr 2021)
• Shell expects to pay Australia no resource tax on gas drawn from Gorgon project (11 Apr 2021)
• Banks face investor backlash over 'greenwashing' claims (11 Apr 2021)
• Fears for small firms as banks prepare to claw back billions in Covid loans (10 Apr 2021)
• Cameron ‘lobbied senior Downing St aide and Matt Hancock’ to help Greensill (10 Apr 2021)
  
• Why banks are closing their high street branches (10 Apr 2021)
• Monetarists fear inflation spiral as Bank of England stokes an economic boom (10 Apr 2021)
• Greensill row: David Cameron 'believes he should have sent letter' to Rishi Sunak, says friend (10 Apr 2021)
  
• LV bosses face questions over the windfalls they stand to make from £530m sale to private equity giant Bain  (9 Apr 2021)
• Co-op pays bonuses to bosses after profits soar 500% but keeps £66m of taxpayer's Covid-relief cash (9 Apr 2021)
• How would a global minimum tax work and why is it needed? (9 Apr 2021)
• Global Minimum Tax: The Made in America Tax Plan (8 Apr 2021)
  
• The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Mutuals Report - Inquiry into the planned demutualisation of LV= (8 Apr 2021)
• LV= ‘did not properly consult members’ on sale to private equity investor (8 Apr 2021)
• Ex-police reveal bribes and threats used to cover up corruption in 70s London  (8 Apr 2021)
• Universities in pensions crisis talks (8 Apr 2021)
• JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon warns of unregulated shadow banking (8 Apr 2021
  
• Food poverty: MPs call on government to step up help (7 Apr 2021)
• UK public health expert criticises No 10 race report ‘shortcomings’ (7 Apr 2021)
• Credit Suisse pegs potential Greensill fund losses at $3bn (7 Apr 2021)
  
• Corporate Governance and Sherholder Ownership: Who owns listed firms?  (6 Apr 2021)
• Credit Suisse takes £3.4bn hit from Archegos Capital collapse (6 Apr 2021)
• Amazon found to have illegally fired workers who advocated for Covid safety measures (6 Apr 2021)
• Credit Suisse execs out as bank takes $4.7 billion hit from Archegos hedge fund collapse (6 Apr 2021)
  
• Rishi Sunak under pressure over Greensill links to Covid loans (5 Apr 2021)
• Dozens of aristocrats claim under UK furlough scheme (5 Apr 2021)
• Labour demands new law on political lobbying after controversy over Cameron's Greensill links (5 Apr 2021)
  
• Fat Cats: Savings rates hit record lows but Yorkshire Building Society boss Mike Regnier nets £226,000 bonus as 7 in 10 mutual chiefs cash in during covid  (4 Apr 2021)
• Wealthy MP with slave trade links failed to publish accounts for four of his firms (4 Apr 2021)
• The advantages of Freeports examined following Budget 2021 (4 Mar 2021)
  
• David Cameron, Jeremy Heywood, Lex Greensill and all that ‘free money’ (4 Apr 2021)
  
• Huge rise in child poverty across Britain - see the figures for your neighbourhood (3 Apr 2021)
• David Cameron lobbied second Conservative Treasury minister for Greensill loan (3 Apr 2021)
• Shadow banking back under the spotlight (3 Apr 2021)
  
• The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will effectively ban meaningful peaceful protests (2 Apr 2021)
• Loot boxes, video game features used by nearly 40% of children, have clear links to problem gambling (2 Apr 2021)
• Private equity group close to buying a stake in the Co-operative Bank (2 Apr 2021)
  
• Big Oil’s Secret World of Trading  (2 Apr 2021)
• US fossil-fuel companies took billions in tax breaks – and then laid off thousands (2 Apr 2021)
• Race report consultation was 'Fawlty Towers-like', former Met officer says (2 Apr 2021)
  
• An Accidental Disclosure Exposes a $1 Billion Tax Fight With Bristol Myers (1 Apr 2021)
• Liberty Steel owner Gupta tells creditors: Don't pull the plug (1 Apr 2021)
• Brace for a wave of financial scandals after Greensill and Archegos (1 Apr 2021)
• Greensill: Credit Suisse's Horrible Year Is Just Starting (1 Apr 2021)
• Archegos: Top banks could be investigated over $20bn fire sale of hedge fund assets (1 Apr 2021)
  
• Shadow chancellor criticises Tories over Greensill tender (1 Apr 2021)
• Tory donor lobbied minister to speed up his £65m PPE deal (1 Apr 2021)
• How do we fix the UK housing crisis? (1 Apr 2021)
  

• Fat Cats: Bet365 boss’s £421m pay for 2020 takes earnings over £1bn in four years (31 Mar 2021)
• Poverty in the UK: statistics (31 Mar 2021)
  
• Mastercard fined £31m for breaching competition law  (31 Mar 2021)
• Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities: report  (31 Mar 2021)
• No 10's race report widely condemned as 'divisive' (31 Mar 2021)
• Race report: 'UK not deliberately rigged against ethnic minorities' (31 Mar 2021)
• Ex-senior civil servant took Greensill job without telling watchdog (31 Mar 2021)
  
• The echoes of Enron in Greensill saga  (30 Mar 2021)
• Whitehall's £80m Greensill deal for supply chain finance (30 Mar 2021)
• Credit Rating Agencies: Esma fines Moody's €3.7 million for conflicts of interest failures (30 Mar 2021)
• US Hedge Fund Archegos collapses, global banks brace for losses  (30 Mar 2021)
  
• Banks face $10bn hit from Archegos selloff (30 Mar 2021)
• UK Benefit cap hurting nearly 200,000 households  (30 Mar 2021)
  
• Conflicts give banks rich pickings, but Archegos proved to be an exception (30 Mar 2021)
  
• The Times view on the collapse of Greensill Capital: Red Flags (30 Mar 2021)
• House of Common Library: Extending home ownership: Government initiatives (30 Mar 2021)
  
• David Cameron 'brokered a Barack Obama meeting' for the tycoon at the centre of a lobbying scandal that paved the way for multi-billion pound deals (29 Mar 2021)
• David Cameron ‘told friends he would make $60m from Greensill deal’  (29 Mar 2021)
• Regulators around the world monitor collapse of US hedge fund Archegos Capital Management (29 Mar 2021)
• Web giants must stop cashing in on pension scam misery  (28 Mar 2021)
  
• Political institutions must be freed from the clutches of private money  (28 Mar 2021)
  
• Renewed calls for inquiry into David Cameron’s ties with Greensill banker  (28 Mar 2021)
• 1,000 people a day fall into 90pc pension tax trap (28 Mar 2021)
• As England faces £2bn council tax rise, Nottingham pays highest bill (28 Mar 2021)
• Mid-Level Accounting and Finance Managers’ Perceptions of Their Familiarity with Sox Whistleblower Protection Laws, Vincent Owhoso and Peter M. Theuri, pages 90-114. (27 Mar 2021)
  
• UK State pension rises ‘worthless’ as cost of care and taxes jump (27 Mar 2021)
• Greensill sparks check on coronavirus loan rules (27 Mar 2021)
• David Cameron and the toxic banker Lex Greensill: the exclusive inside story (27 Mar 2021)
• Ex-FCA authorisation head admits ‘mistake’ in not scrutinising LCF application (27 Mar 2021)
• Greensill sparks check on coronavirus loan rules (27 Mar 2021)
  
• Liberty Steel boss asks government for £170m bailout (26 Mar 2021)
• Employers claiming furlough up by more than 100,000 in January (26 Mar 2021)
  
• The state pension is unfair but the ‘solutions’ are worse  (26 Mar 2021)
• Trust in UK corporate sector is low, admits chief of audit watchdog (26 Mar 2021)
• MPs demand answers for elderly women in £3bn state pension scandal: Who will be paid first and how will heirs of those deceased be contacted? (26 Mar 2021)
• 409,000 working-age adults in Wales are living in poverty (26 Mar 2021)
• UK businesses may be forced to reveal ethnicity pay gap (26 Mar 2021)
  
• British Business Bank launched probe into Greensill Capital before collapse (26 Mar 2021)
• Insolvency: Jessops calls in administrators for second time in just over year (26 Mar 2021)
• David Cameron cleared of breaking lobbying rules after Greensill reports (26 Mar 2021)
  
• UK Pension tax relief issues need to be fixed 'urgently' (25 Mar 2021)
• Canada's Supreme Court rules in favour of national carbon tax (25 Mar 2021)
• US Lawmakers Slam Private Equity ‘Octopus’ for Health-Care Strategy  (25 Mar 2021)
• Gender apathy’: Australian pay gap unlikely to close for 26 years due to views that ‘devalue’ women (25 Mar 2021)
• Santander to close 111 UK branches and shake up office sites (25 Mar 2021)
• House of Commons Work and Pensions Committee Report: Protecting pension savers—five years on from the pension freedoms: Pension scams (24 Mar 2021)
  
• British high street lost 11,000 shops in 2020, study shows  (24 Mar 2021)
• BPP sold to private equity giant (24 Mar 2021)
• Labour seeks disclosure on Covid loans to Greensill for Liberty Steel (24 Mar 2021)
• Shadow Banking: Greensill is a warning to regulators on how cash can escape into the shadows (24 Mar 2021)
  
• State pension age rise under fire as 'life expectancy gap' widens (23 Mar 2021
• Asda chief Burnley to step down after £6.8bn private equity buyout (23 Mar 2021)
  
• Regulators must get more streetwise about abuse, which - as Greensill showed - can reach the heart of government (23 Mar 2021)
• HMRC Consultation Paper: Clamping down on promoters of tax avoidance Consultation (23 Mar 2021)
• Auditing and Corporate Governance: Government reforms will achieve little (22 Mar 2021)
• Life expectancy gap shows need for state pension 'rethink' - TUC (22 Mar 2021)
• Greensill Demise May Spur Reverse Factoring Accounting Change (22 Mar 2021)
• Football Index: Gambling Commission was warned about firm in January 2020  (22 Mar 2021)
• Private Equity: The High Street Cash Crisis: Dispatches (22 Mar 2021)
  
• Half of British workers had real-terms pay cut in 2020, study says (22 Mar 2021)
  
• New questions for former Prime Minister David Cameron over links to crashed Greensill  (21 Mar 2021)
• What is most disturbing about the Greensill affair is how it slipped through the regulatory net (21 Mar 2021)
• David Cameron texted Rishi Sunak lobbying him to grant hundreds of millions of taxpayer-funded loans to stricken financial firm Greensill before it went bust (21 Mar 2021)
• Zoom increased profits by 4000 per cent during pandemic but paid no income tax (21 Mar 2021)
• Zoom paying no taxes while getting rich is proof 'the system is rigged (20 Mar 2021)
• Cameron lobbied UK government on behalf of Greensill Capital  (19 Mar 2021)
• Covid: The foreign royals and billionaire tax exiles collecting UK's furlough millions (19 Mar 2021
• IFS Report: The Chancellor’s spending plans are even tighter than they seem (18 Mar 2021)
  
• Britain 'heading for new era of austerity', thinktank warns (18 Mar 2021)
• The System of Capitalism Has Always Been Built on Violence (18 Mar 2021)
  
• The £365m money laundering den behind Natwest scandal: It's a century old jewellers... in Bradford (17 Mar 2021)
• English Freeports selection decision-making note (17 Mar 2021)
• Which financial regulator has primary responsibility for supervising Greensill Capital and its affiliates (17 Mar 2021)
• David Cameron met with insurance officer named in Greensill investigation (17 Mar 2021)
  
• Provident Financial's loan problem has landed in the FCA's lap (15 Mar 2021)
• Provident Financial warns customers surge in mis-selling claims will break firm  (15 Mar 2021)
• Covid: 40% default rate predicted on CBIL and bounce back loans (15 Mar 2021)
• Bank of England governor defends self over London Capital and Finance scandal (15 Mar 2021)
  
• Bank governor under fire for role in RBS scandal (15 Mar 2021)
  
• Sanjeev Gupta and Greensill Capital accused of using taxpayer-backed Covid support scheme to borrow eight times the maximum allowed (14 Mar 2021)
• Treasury under scrutiny over links to Greensill (14 Mar 2021)
• Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey ‘helped to design’ debt scheme in RBS scandal, raising concerns in the industry (14 Mar 2021)
  
• UK taxpayer exposed to Gupta and Greensill via £1bn debt guarantees (13 Mar 2021)
• City watchdog FCA and Andrew Bailey under pressure over £47m Blackmore bonds failure (13 Mar 2021)
• What's behind the collapse of Greensill Capital, and why does it matter? (13 Mar 2021)
• Greensill knew of insolvency risk last year, document shows (12 Mar 2021)
• FCA ‘culpable’ for ignoring warning signs on Greensill (12 Mar 2021)
  
• Football Index: Gambling platform suspended as company enters administration (12 Mar 2021)
  
• FCA first alerted to concerns over Neil Woodford’s business in 2015 (11 Mar 2021)
• Shine a spotlight on shadow banking (11 Mar 2021)
  
• Greensill warnings went unheeded, says Myners (11 Mar 2021)
  
• Covid: “Unimaginable” cost of Test & Trace failed to deliver central promise of averting another lockdown  (10 Mar 2021)
• Public Accounts Committee Report: COVID-19: Test, track and trace (part 1) (10 Mar 2021)
• Greensill Capital collapse shows City watchdog needs shake-up, say MPs (9 Mar 2021)
• Greensill collapse sends shockwaves through the economy: 3,000 steel jobs at risk as Gupta defaults and is left facing a funding crisis (8 Mar 2021)
  
• Private Equity: Covid was the final lever for the creative destruction of the high street: it's not gone, just changing (8 Mar 2021)
• Watchdogs failed to bark despite all the warning signs that Greensill was a disaster waiting to happen (8 Mar 2021)
  
• Private equity buys Aggreko in £2.3bn deal: Power generation firm is latest to be snapped up in pandemic plundering (6 Mar 2021)
• Greensill Capital’s woes will reverberate widely ( 6 Mar 2021)
• NHS may face a million long Covid patients after pandemic (5 Mar 2021)
• A Greensill parable of engineering rapid growth (5 Mar 2021)
• Covid contracts still unpublished despite Boris Johnson's claim (5 Mar 2021)
  
• Credit Suisse winds down $10bn in funds as Greensill bank prepares for insolvency (5 Mar 2021)
• Councils to raise £7.5bn in stealth tax raid after Rishi Sunak relaxes threshold for local vote (5 Mar 2021)
• UK Government contradicts itself on two pensions measures in Budget (5 Mar 2021)
• Child Poverty: Third of North West teachers personally provide financial support to pupils or their families (5 Mar 2021)
• Wyelands Bank ordered to repay £210m to 4,000 savers in unprecedented move by Bank of England (5 Mar 2021)
• Aggreko agrees £2.3bn private equity takeover (5 Mar 2021)
  
• The Guardian view on climate and the budget: Sunak fails the green test (4 Mar 2021)
  
• Extra 1.3m people in UK to start paying income tax over next five years (4 Mar 2021)
• Inside the murky Greensill corner of shadow banking (4 Mar 2021)
  
• Amazon could be a big winner of Rishi Sunak's investment tax break  (4 Mar 2021)
• Sunak’s budget was great for estate agents, but it did nothing for generation rent (4 Mar 2021)
• Risk freeports could drive trade away from Wales, Welsh ministers claim (4 Mar 2021)
• IFS criticises 'remarkable' move not to phase out universal credit uplift ( 4 Mar 2021)
• Finance Industry Rip-off: Manchester adviser Copia Wealth Management among 9 declared in default by FSCS (4 Mar 2021)
  
• The Amazon Tax-Cut (4 Mar 2021)
• Thousands of M&S Bank customers will need a new current account from August as it announces shock closure (4 Mar 2021)
  
• HM Treasury - Budget 2021 sets path for recovery (3 Mar 2021)
  
• BUDGET 2021: HM Treasury Red Book -  PROTECTING THE JOBS AND LIVELIHOODS OF THE BRITISH PEOPLE (3 Mar 2021)
• Budget 2021 - IFS Analysis  (3 Mar 2021)
• Office for Budget Responsibility: Economic and fiscal outlook – March 2021 (3 Mar 2021)
• Explaining Supply Chain Finance and Greensill’s Woes (3 Mar 2021)
  
• London Ccapital & Finance (LCF) investigation by Serious Fraud Office sees two more questioned (3 Mar 2021)
• ESMA PROPOSES IMPROVEMENTS TO TRANSPARENCY DIRECTIVE AFTER WIRECARD CASE (3 Mar 2021)
• Spend now, pay later: Sunak flags major tax rises as Covid bill tops £400bn (3 Mar 2021)
• Eight freeports with low-tax zones to be created in England (3 Mar 2021)
• Greensill Capital: the lender advised by David Cameron battles for survival (2 Mar 2021)
• Hill review: London takes aim at Amsterdam with new listing rules  (2 Mar 2021
• Private Equity: TPR agrees £25m settlement with owners of Silentnight (2 Mar 2021)
• Silentnight Group DB Scheme - Regulatory intervention report (2 Mar 2021)
• UK in a changing Europe: Freeports (2 Mar 2021)
  
• Is the NHS being privatised? (2 Mar 2021)
• Budget 2021: 'Now is not the time for tax rises', say MPs  (1 Mar 2021)
• Labour indicates it would back gradual rise in corporation tax (1 Mar 2021)
• Timeline of the collapse of London Capital & Finance  (1 Mar 2021)
  
• Fat cats: Billionaire hedge fund boss pays himself UK record of £343m  (1 Mar 2021)
  
• Tax Havens Are Sabotaging the SDGs  (1 Mar 2021)
• Steakhouse chain asks staff to 'lend 10% of wages' amid Covid crisis (1 Mar 2021)
  
• UK's largest care homes provider to sell off 52 facilities (1 Mar 2021)

• Tax and recovery: Beyond the binary  (28 Feb 2021)
• TUC: BME unemployment is rising twice as fast as white workers during pandemic (27 Feb 2021)
• EU states back plan to expose big companies' tax avoidance -  Majority of member states back proposal to bring in country-by-country tax reporting (26 Feb 2021)
• Does Private Equity Investment in Healthcare Benefit Patients? Evidence from Nursing Homes (24 Feb 2021)
• Govt should step back and let free markets drive pandemic recovery, says CPS  (24 Feb 2021)
  
• Private Equity- DARKNESS AT SUNRISE: UK CARE HOMES SHIFTING PROFITS OFFSHORE? (23 Feb 2021)
• State Pension: DWP benefits statistics: February 2021 (23 Feb 2021)
  
• SEC Awards More Than $9.2 Million to Whistleblower for Successful Related Actions (23 Feb 2021)
  
• UK House of Lords Debate on Committee Stage of the Financial Services Bill Monday 22 February 2021 (22 Feb 2021)
  
• Taxpayers will only recoup fraction of £44.2m owed by Sir Philip Green's fallen Arcadia retail empire  (22 Feb 2020)
• FCA is not fit for purpose - so-called watchdog has a culture of delay, avoidance and slavish adherence to its arid rule book (21 Feb 2021)
• A Northern Big Bang Unleashing Investment in the North (20 Feb 2021)
  
• Comparing the prosecution of tax crime with benefits crime  (19 Feb 2021)
• SEC Awards Almost $3 Million Total in Separate Whistleblower Awards (19 Feb 2021)
  
• Equality before the law? HMRC’s use of criminal prosecutions for tax fraud and other revenue crimes. A comparison with benefits fraud (19 Feb 2021)
• Arcadia collapse leaves it with £510m pension deficit (19 Feb 2021)
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• UK garment factory workers at higher risk of dying with Covid  (18 Feb 2021)
• MPs urge FCA to hand over Woodford inquiry to independent judge or QC (18 Feb 2021)
  
• Monzo calls for mandatory gambling blocks on all UK bank accounts (18 Feb 2021)
• The Penrose Review: Power to the People (17 Feb 2021)
  
• The Penrose Review - Power to the people: reforming UK competition and consumer law  (17 Feb 2021)
• Calls for post-Brexit reforms of UK competition law (17 Feb 2021)
  
• British American Tobacco profits rise despite drop in sales (17 Feb 2021)
• Statement by Mark Steward, FCA Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, on Woodford Investment Management Ltd and WCM Partners Ltd (17 Feb 2021)
• Former Goldman Sachs analyst and brother charged with insider dealing  (17 Feb 2021)
• SEC Charges Ratings Agency Morningstar Credit Ratings With Disclosure And Internal Controls Failures Relating To Undisclosed Model Adjustments (16 Feb 2021)
• Letter to the Treeasury Committee urging investigation to Woodford Capital Management and the FCA (16 Feb 2021)
• FCA: Neil Woodford relaunch plans spark call for inquiry (16 Feb 2021)
• Asda and Private Equity: How to buy a £6.8bn supermarket for £780m (16 Feb 2021)
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• 450,000 families ‘behind on rent because of Covid’ (16 Feb 2021)
• Black McDonald's owner sues for racial discrimination (16 Feb 2021)
• UK government criticised over plans to oversee free speech at universities (16 Feb 2021)
• Departing Glencore chief reinstates $1.6bn dividend despite $1.9bn loss (16 Feb 2021)
• Ethnicity and poverty are Covid risk factors, new Oxford modelling tool shows (16 Feb 2021)
• Gambling: Betting firm accused over 'astroturfing' with customer lobby group (16 Feb 2021)
  
• Sorry, Andrew Bailey, but being FCA boss means taking the rap  (13 Feb 2021)
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• Rip-off: O2 fined £10m for overcharging customers  (12 Feb 2021)
• FCA finds the Covid-19 pandemic leaves over a quarter of UK adults with low financial resilience (12 Feb 2021) 
• Revolving Doors: Former FCA chief Woolard to take key EY partnership role  (11 Feb 2021)
• Office for National Statistics (ONS) Report: Pensions in the national accounts, a fuller picture of the UK’s funded and unfunded pension obligations: 2018 (11 Feb 2021)
  
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• Smaller companies pay the price for decades of boardroom excess  (8 Feb 2021)
• BoE boss Andrew Bailey denies responsibility for London Capital & Finance collapse (8 Feb 2021)
• Key questions for Andrew Bailey to answer over London Capital & Finance minibonds scandal (8 Feb 2021)
• Tesco tells chancellor to hit online rivals with sales tax (8 Feb 2021)
• New Prezzo owner weighs pre-pack amid stand-off with landlords (8 Feb 2021)
  
• Fresh hope for victims of the cladding scandal as it emerges their insurance claims could be paid by the state (8 Feb 2021)
• Payroll tax scandal leaves Scots hospitality staff penniless with no access to furlough cash (8 Feb 2021)
• Travel website Lastminute.com ‘failed over its refund pledge’ (7 Feb 2021)
  
• The Crony Ratio £800 MILLION IN COVID CONTRACTS TO DONORS WHO HAVE GIVEN £8 MILLION TO CONSERVATIVES (5 Feb 2021)
• UK's gambling black market has doubled since 2018 (5 Feb 2021)
  
• Only 8 female retail bosses hired in 2020 (4 Feb 2021)
• How UK student loan repayments leave graduates squeezed (4 Feb 2021)
• International students in Germany can apply for interest-free loans up to 650 euros a month (4 Feb 2021)
• UK House of Commons Commission For Racial Equality (Investigation) debate on  2 January 1986 (4 Feb 2021)
• Free ports – or sleaze ports? Rishi Sunak's dream of tax-free zones about to become reality (4 Feb 2021)
  
• A Solution to the SME Crisis  (3 Feb 2021)
  
• Greens call for urgent government action on Dasgupta review findings (3 Feb 2021)
• As influential as the Stern Review: Green economy reacts to the Dasgupta biodiversity study (3 Feb 2021)
• Pay countries to look after their rainforest and charge rent for fishing, says Dasgupta report (3 Feb 2021)
• We are now seeing the effect of successive Conservative governments on child poverty – the repercussions will be felt for generations  (3 Feb 2021)
• Decades of progress on extreme poverty now in reverse due to Covid (3 Feb 2021)
  
• The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review  (2  Feb 2021)
• The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review - Abridged Version (2 Feb 2021)
• Germany to Expand Financial Watchdog’s Powers After Wirecard (2 Feb 2021)
• Gambling Commission announces package of changes which make online games safer by design (2 Feb 2021)
  
• Treasury should consider next steps over London Capital & Finance collapse, MPs told (2 Feb 2021)
• 'Buy now, pay later' firms such as Klarna to face FCA regulation  (2 Feb 2021)
• High street closures: how private equity helps push firms to the brink  (2 Feb 2021)
  
• Asos to buy Topshop, Topman and Miss Selfridge for £265m (1 Feb 2021)
• Almost 20,000 women set to lose jobs following collapse of Arcadia and Debenhams as online giants Boohoo and Asos stalk High Street titans (1 Feb 2021)
• Retail is at death’s door – and tinkering with business rates won’t save it (1 Feb 2021)
• MPs launch full inquiry into London Capital & Finance scandal with chairman declaring it will be “thorough and clear” (1 Feb 2021)
• The 10 biggest company scandals of 2020  (1 Feb 2021
• Universal Credit worker slams "difficult" claims system as poverty soars across UK (1 Feb 2021)

• Revolving Doors: Johnson poised to appoint Paul Dacre chair of Ofcom (31 Jan 2021)
• Ministers move to stop backbench revolt over UK courts' role in genocide rulings (31 Jan 2021)
• The Inequality Virus (31 Jan 2021)
• Viral inequality: Billionaires gained $3.9tn, workers lost $3.7tn in 2020 (31 Jan 2021)
• Freeports competition seeks to turn the tide on red tape for industry  (31 Jan 2021)
• Arcadia and Debenhams retail carnage triggers tax crisis (30 Jan 2021)
  
• The Financial Service Bill doesn’t provide the tough regulation we need  (29 Jan 2021)
  
• Financialising the African Green Wall (29 Jan 2021)
• UK’s financial regulator urges banks to rethink branch closures  (29 Jan 2021)
• Corportae Governance: Could do better: the need for tougher board reviews Glowing assessments adorned last annual reports of Wirecard and Carillion before they imploded (29 Jan 2021)
  
• No recourse to public funds: a government policy that traps people in poverty (28 Jan 2021)
• HMRC reveals only partial details of employers claiming furlough (28 Jan 2021)
• HEDGE FUND REQUIRES BAILOUT AFTER REDDIT USERS CAUSE 800% INCREASE IN GAMESTOP SHARES  (28 Jan 2021)
• Hedge funds retreat in face of day-trader onslaught (28 Jan 2021)
• TSB forges ahead with 73 Scots branch closures (28 Jan 2021)
• FCA asks banks to reconsider branch closures during coronavirus lockdown (28 Jan 2021)
  
• Covid has made inequality even worse. The only answer: squeeze the super-rich (27 Jan 2021)
• As coronavirus continues to impact the retail industry, workers will lose out the most (27 Jan 2021)
• Amazon seeks to block workers from voting by mail in landmark union drive (27 Jan 2021)
• The rentier resurgence and takeover: Finance Capitalism vs. Industrial Capitalism (27 Jan 2021)
• Issuance and valuation of corporate bonds with quantitative easing (27 Jan 2021)
  
• he Silent Threat: The Impact of Fraud on UK National Security (27 Jan 2021)
• Cash machine use fell 38% in 2020 due to Covid contact fears (27 Jan 2021)
  
• US billionaires 'have received $1.1tn windfall in Covid pandemic (26 Jan 2021)
• Debenhams deal and Topshop talks put more than 20,000 jobs at risk (26 Jan 2021)
• US billionaires 'have received $1.1tn windfall in Covid pandemic (26 Jan 2021)
• Fraud epidemic 'is now national security threat' (26 Jan 2021)
• Furloughed Staff Support: UK Employers who have claimed through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme - December 2020 and January 2021 (26 Jan 2021)
  
• Fire and rehire” tactics have become widespread during pandemic – warns TUC (26 Jan 2021)
• Liberty Sipp placed in default with 1,696 claims (26 Jan 2021)
• Total value of UK listed companies bought by private equity firms jumps from GBP2.3bn to GBP21.1bn in a year (26 Jan 2021)
• Covid Furlough Scheme - Employers who have claimed through the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (26 Jan 2021)
• The Chartered Governance Institute - Review of the effectiveness of independent board evaluation in the UK listed sector (25 Jan 2021) 
• Corporate Governance - Could do better: the need for tougher board reviews (25 Jan 2021)
• Board Evaluation For Better Corporate Governance In The U.K. (25 Jan 2021)
  
• UK House of Commons Debate on Worker Rights - Employment Rights: Government Plans (25 Jan 2021)
  
• Two Austrians arrested for organising escape of Wirecard’s Jan Marsalek (25 Jan 2021)
• Debenhams shops to close permanently after Boohoo deal (25 Jan 2021)
  
• BT on trial for £530m Italian fraud scandal: Communications giant accused of inflating revenues and concealing losses (25 Jan 2021)
• France welcomes U.S. pivot on Big Tech taxes, sees potential for a deal this spring (25 Jan 2021)
• Mastercard to raise fees by at least 400% for EU firms selling to UK customers (25 Jan 2021)
• Bank of England criticised for financing carbon-intensive firms (25 Jan 2021)
  
• EU tax haven list ‘ineffective’ (25 Jan 2021)
• British Virgin Islands at a crossroads as outgoing governor decries corruption (25 Jan 2021)
• Three men arrested amid inquiry into £6m Covid loan fraud (23 Jan 2021)
  
• February 2016 UK House of Commons Debate -  Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in its current form is not fit for purpose (22 Jan 2021)
  
• Covid: Tory donor Lord Ashcroft’s outsourcing firm lands £350m vaccination contract (22 Jan 2021)
• JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon is paid $31.5m after decrying income inequality (21 Jan 2021)
• Household income inequality, UK: financial year ending 2020 (21 Jan 2021)
• Crony Capitalism: Tory donor Lord Ashcroft’s outsourcing firm lands £350m vaccination contract (20 Jan 2021)
  
• HSBC to close 82 bank branches this year (19 Jan 2021)
• Fresh hope for London Capital & Finance's victims as landmark legal case kicks off (19 Jan 2021)
• Prime Minister and Chancellor launch new Business Council  (19 Jan 2021)
• UK gambling firms accused of exaggerating scale of black market betting - PwC prepared the report (18 Jan 2021)
• The Guardian view on Boris Johnson's plan: levelling down, not up (18 Jan 2021)
• Britain has plenty of cash to bail out big business, yet nothing for the poorest (18 Jan 2021)
  
• Shock Brexit charges are hurting us, say small British businesses  (17 Jan 2021)
• Revealed: Tory MPs and commentators who joined banned app Parler (17 Jan 2021)
• HOUSE OF LORDS Science and Technology Select Committee Report -  Ageing: Science, Technology and Healthy Living (15 Jan 2021)
• Revealed: The poor health in old age scandal (15 Jan 2020)
• Banks Fined $14 Billion in 2020 for Money Laundering Violations, Personal Data Leaks and More (15 Jan 2020) 
• Study warns of 400,000 jobs losses in retail in England after pandemic (14 Jan 2020)
• Carillion – directors’ disqualification proceedings (14 Jan 2021)
• TUC Report - Working mums: Paying the price (14 Jan 2021)
• Ernst and Young reports 32.4% mean gender and 36.7% ethnicity pay gaps (13 Jan 2021)
• Questions raised over The Hut Group boss's landlord role  (11 Jan 2021)
• COVID-19: A record 250,000 small firms on the brink of closure - industry body  (11 Jan 2021)
  
• Denmark Charges Two British Citizens for Masterminding Billion Dollar Tax Fraud (8 Jan 2021)
• Scrap EU consumer and worker protections now Brexit is completed, leading Tory says (7 Jan 2021)
  
• Customers in Europe hit by post-Brexit charges when buying from UK  (7 Jan 2021)
• Brexit Dividend: British Gas staff start five-day strike in 'fire and rehire' row (7 Jan 2021)
  
• Brexit trade deal ‘very unstable’ and can easily be brought crashing down  (6 Jan 2021)
• Fat cats: Top UK bosses are paid 115 times more than average worker, analysis finds  (6 Jan 2021)
• Revolving Soors: Former banker Richard Sharp to be next BBC chairman  (6 Jan 2021)
• Brexit trade deal ‘very unstable’ and can easily be brought crashing down, legal expert warns (6 Jan 2021)
  
• IFS calls for a fairer UK after Covid brings greater inequality  (5 Jan 2021)
• The IFS Deaton Review of Inequalities: a New Year’s message (5 Jan 2021)
• Covid pandemic drives 163% rise in restaurant job losses in UK in 2020  (5 Jan 2021)
• Covid: £4.6 billion in new lockdown grants to support businesses and protect jobs (5 Jan 2021)
• Banking regulation needs a reset (4 Jan 2021)
  
• Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and Lloyds boss Antonio Horta-Osorio face grillings from MPs over HBOS scandal  (4 Jan 2021)
  
• Richest 1% have almost a quarter of UK wealth, study claims  (3 Jan 2021) 
• Thumbs-up for a wealth tax to help the poor — just don’t touch the family home (3 Jan 2021)
• NHS 2020: the health policy year in 12 charts (2 Jan 2021)
• Does the Brexit deal pave the way for Britain to become a tax haven?  (1 JAN 2021)
• 'Worst year for High Street job losses in 25 years' -180,000 retail jobs lost  (1 Jan 2021)