May’s anti-corruption strategies are failing, but they don’t have to be
The Tory Government has weakened the Anti-Money Laundering Bill again and again. Anneliese Dodds explains how, if made stronger, it could end corruption in Britain.
Anneliese Dodds MP is the Shadow Chancellor. She tweets here.
The Tory Government has weakened the Anti-Money Laundering Bill again and again. Anneliese Dodds explains how, if made stronger, it could end corruption in Britain.
Only by working with European allies can we crack down on tax avoidance
We can’t let infighting and leadership contests affect the most important negotiations in generations
Tory MEPs voted against country-by-country reporting five times
Under the new proposal, companies will be forced them to reveal where they make profits and where they pay tax
David Cameron has talked tough but done very little, and action is long overdue