One of Britain’s wealthiest boroughs is the new centre of the homelessness epidemic after admitting it will spend a record £41.8m housing families in temporary accommodation this year.
The UK has spent almost £2bn housing vulnerable homeless families in short-term temporary accommodation, demonstrating the dramatic scale of Britain’s housing crisis.
Is it inevitable that multinational companies pay pitifully small sums in tax relative to huge profits? Not necessarily because amid growing…
It is not so much a leak but a torrent. HMRC last week confirmed it received information from a whistleblower which…
The theatre of these financial wars is a long way from the raucous bear pit of baying stock traders. Instead, capital is unleashed in a cavernous space, lined with banks of computer servers and chilled by air conditioning. Rather than the shouts of traders, orders to buy and sell come in electronic pulses; processed instantly in near-silence.