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Richard Tice needs to urgently explain himself - to the British public and to HMRC.

This is the right thing to do.

What time is @ChrisMasonBBC investigating Richard Tice’s tax fiddling? #bbclaurak

I think there is something wrong with my connection as for some reason despite weeks of coverage on the BBC of Angela Rayner’s tax affairs I don’t seem to be able to find a big @BBCNews story on Richard Tice’s tax affairs. Does anyone have any IT advice so I can read it?

Richard Tice said that Angela Raynor should resign over £40,000 of stamp duty. Today it is revealed that the same man has avoided £600,000 of corporation tax. Should he resign? Or is it one rule for posh blokes and another for working class women?

This you, mate?

Palantir has no place in our NHS. The Labour government must get this Mandelson and Trump backed company out now. Listen to what health workers are saying. news.sky.com/story/nhs-hosp…

In a healthy democracy we would have journalists doing this kind of thing. But in the days of “Give Nigel a free pass” media MPs have to do it instead. Ps the open financial greed and grift is very much part of the “Trump’s man in London” Farage strategy

NEW MoD insiders warn Palantir’s role at heart of government is threat to UK’s security. One told the Nerve: "Ministers clearly have a lack of understanding of Palantir’s technology" Investigation by Charlie Young @charlienotold and @carolecadwalla 🧵 1/7

Technology is politics. You can't embed Palantir into the army, the police and the health service without embedding its poisonous politics. So there's no place for Palantir in our NHS. newrepublic.com/post/207693/pa…

Thames Water's fat cat crime boss Chris Weston refuses to meet with Basingstoke council leaders. Yep, that the kind of arrogance you get when you know you're never going to be investigated, know you're never going to be prosecuted, know you'll never be held to account. The water industry is nothing more than a criminal enterprise operating in a failed state. basingstokegazette.co.uk/news/25923388.…

EXCL: Richard Tice avoided £600K in corporation tax after acquiring legal status which experts say is rarely seen for a firm like his Reform MP then channeled dividends to offshore trust, pension vehicle and dormant entities — many of which didn’t pay tax thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

NEW: Two senior MOD whistleblowers with inside knowledge of Palantir's systems have come forward to @thenerve_news to say government ministers are ignorant of the grave national security risks the technology poses. Hugely important by @CharlieNotOld

🔥 Pointed comment from audience member on #BBCQT: “The hypocrisy of saying Putin’s war is illegal while trying to usher through Trump’s illegal war - as if Britain should be a lapdog to the United States - is breathtaking.”

The BBC stands at a crossroads. It is facing financial pressures and governance issues. It’s at risk of losing legitimacy in the eyes of the public. The BBC Charter Review could be a moment of renewal. But right now, the Government is only offering tinkering. I’m proud to have spoken at the Media Reform Coalition’s launch of the ‘BBC Charter Review: Alternative Green Paper’. The Alternative Green Paper brings together a collection of transformative proposals for creating a more democratic, independent, accountable and sustainable BBC. For the sake of democratic renewal, we need an independent and properly funded BBC. We need a BBC that is governed in way that reflects the public, and not the government of the day.

And just so you know what kind of scumbags you're dealing with here over recent months South East Water have been in the High Court twice, trying to keep their activities secret. Turns out they had been illegally abstracting water without a licence, 52.3 million litres of it. And were trying to suppress the fact they were about to be fined for not supplying water. No doubt major shareholders @NatWestGroup will be able to confirm that they approved of the company trying keep all of this secret from their customers and the public.

Run your eye over this. He ‘breached standards’. Sounds like he entered the dining room without wearing a tie, whereas he introduced a company in which he had an undisclosed interest (a failing recruitment co.) which was awarded £50M to provide PPE, much of which proved unusable.

Call me Mr Bastard, but might I suggest a prison sentence would be more of a deterrent than a fine the consumers will inevitably end up paying?

Our data belongs to all of us. We need to know how the NHS deals with our data. We need the right to say no. No to sneaky data grabs and no to Palantir 👇 goodlaw.social/emii