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John Street’s Diary January 8
via tribunemagazine

The 30-year-old racism revealed in a memo from the Prime Minister’s policy chief, Oliver Letwin, shone a torchlight on attitudes currently kept under wraps largely due to the efforts of David Cameron. Politics.co blogger Adam Bienkov wrote: “Yet in some...
Pre-Planned Economic 9/11 - Global Financial Conspiracy :: RE: HSBC money cult where all the crooks go for protection
via 911forum

Author: TonyGosling Posted: Sat Mar 11, 2017 7:43 am (GMT 0) Death, drugs, and HSBC Fraudulent blood money makes the world go round https://medium.com/insurge-intelligence/death-drugs-and-hsbc-355ed9ef5316 By Nafeez Ahmed This story is published...
Establishment Corruption, HSBC Advertising and Mainstream Media Capture. A Response to Owen Jones
via keiserreport

England is globally upheld as the home of democracy. In reality, a country ruled in the interests of an unelected head of state (HMRH Queen), an unelected second chamber (House of Lords – filled with parasites like HSBC’s Lord Green), and the City of...
Election 2015 live: Conservatives take six-point lead in new poll
via blogs.guardian

Conservatives take six-point lead in Guardian/ICM poll Labour’s manifesto launch: all the key points in one place IFS says people who vote Labour won’t know what cuts they are voting for Osborne says Labour has no credible economic plan Miliband...
Cameron and HMRC officials face questions over HSBC: Politics Live blog
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Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including David Cameron and Ed Miliband at PMQs, Jeremy Hunt’s statement on NHS whistleblowers, and HMRC officials being questioned by MPs about the HSBC revelations 12.49pm GMT...

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'Things must change to stay the same'. A lesson for Legal Aid lawyers

Imagine for a moment Mr Gove waking up tomorrow morning. He's met the ghost of Christmas future. He's seen good honest criminal lawyers' kids starving. Many queue at the new Lincoln's Inn food bank. Bob Cratchet QC's family are starving. No money for...
Peter Oborne resigns

A few weeks ago,the Telegraph lost Tom Chivers and Matthew D'Ancona. Now Peter Oborne, one of the best journalists and a man of integrity, has left. Oborne explains his resignation. 'The coverage of HSBC in Britain's Daily Telegraph is a fraud on its...
Don't ask don't tell be blowed.

The Stephen Green ennoblement get’s more murkier by the hour. The head of tax at HMRC, Dave Hartnett, in charge when Downing Street asked to HMRC check out Green,now tells us why he didn’t pass on information about HSBC’s involvement in serial criminal...
Sentencing!

Today convicted News of the World phone hackers, Neville Thirlbeck and Greg Miskiw have been released from prison. They have served 37 days of a 6 month sentence and have been released on Home Detention Curfew.This has raised the hackles of the hand...
Too Many Criminal Lawyers- Law in Action June 2010

When I was rummaging through my HDD I found this recording of 'Law In Action' going back to June 2010. Thirteen minutes in, Joshua Rozenberg interviews Des Hudson about, what was then a serious cull of Criminal Legal Aid law firms. The whole 30 minutes...

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Tony Hatfield's Retired Ramblings: Delia's Chicken Basque-scrummy

Delia Smith is no superchef, but if you follow her recipes slavishly they always turn out well. One of our favourites from the sainted Delia is chicken Basque. We enjoyed it last night for supper. You...
Tony Hatfield's Retired Ramblings: Ragù alla Bolognese

I can recall nowhere in Italy, from the Veneto to Sicily, from Lazio to Puglia, where they serve what the English call "Spaghetti Bolognese". And by English spag bol, I mean a sauce made from copious ...

Tony Hatfield's Retired Ramblings: Quackery

'For every complicated problem there is a solution that is simple, direct, understandable and wrong.' H.L.Mencken