Sir Murray Harrold of Dun Leven

@hurrymurray.bsky.social

Former car bloke for Jaguar Land Rover and Dobby the house Elf to an ultra wealthy type. Supposed to be retired.

French forces held a fierce defensive perimeter around Dunkirk and lost 18,000 souls. 40,000 became POWs. Without their resolve we wouldn’t have our nation’s story. It’s estimated 20-60k French resistance fighters died during the war. These fuckers really are vile bastards 😡😡

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In July 2008 oil got to 147 USD a barrell and we then paid an "outrageous" £1.19 a litre. Now, it's 80 USD and we pay pushing £1.60. Fuel outfits should be taxed to (expletive deleted) and forced to reduce prices, rather than trousering a fortune from hard pressed folk.

Emma Chamberlain, tax barrister, visiting professor of tax at the LSE and Oxford University, co-author of the Wealth Tax Report, has a guest post with Comment is Freed -‘The right way to tax wealth’. Clear, practical thinking from someone who understands and has thought deeply about all angles.

Sam Freedman@samfr.bsky.social · 2d ago

New post out: There's going to be a lot of talk about wealth taxes in the run up to the budget. So we asked one of the country's leading experts to give us a ten year plan for doing it right. (£/free trial) open.substack.com/pub/samf/p/t...

Amazing. Where do main stream media get their "commentators" from? 90% clueless mouth pieces. Occasionally, you do get one that makes sense. So, how does one filter the "news" so we only get the sensible ones? If only someone could make an app that can filter codswallop!

Worst we’ve known’: UK turns to imports as drought and heat hit vegetable crops. Food insecurity and higher prices would follow. Poor hit the hardest. Despite warnings, no plan for water shortages. Need reservoirs, water storage, better water management. Companies can't do national planning.

‘Worst we’ve known’: UK turns to imports as drought and heat hit vegetable crops

Growers in dismay after scorching weather and lack of rain affect yields, sending wholesale prices rocketing

theguardian.com