Paul Moore

@BarrySheerman @KPMG @PwC @ey @GrantThornton @Deloitte Yes.

After all these years of campaigning everything Paul Moore exposed about the big accounting firms has been exposed as the truth by The Financial Reporting Council @Paul_R_Moore @KPMG @PwC @EY @GrantThornton @Deloitte

@HelCahill It'll be worse than that.

GDP set to plummet circa 7.8pc in 2020 - the worst fall since the post-war depression of 1921. Job numbers falling twelve times faster than they did during the 2008 crash and families have little to no savings - because in many ways we are still recovering from the last crisis.

@shaldonangler Trump...looking forward to packed Churches at Easter

I am maintaining a list of Covid 19 twats - politicians are not eligible (they are on a separate list). So far the nominations are: Dominic Cummings for Herd Immunity. Tim Martin - for "no cases of virus in Wetherspoons" Mike Ashley - for Sports Direct is essential.

Well if the banking crisis did not bring us to our senses to put people before profit, power and celebrity, let's pray that this coronavirus pandemic does. It will cause so much suffering...but we can be transformed by trouble. In every problem there is a hidden opportunity.

@Ian_Fraser Let's hope Dodds uncovers the cover up and all the other wrongdoing...hope springs eternal!

Lloyds Banking Group's pre-tax profits fall 26 per cent to £4.39 billion after additional £2.45 billion PPI charge. That brings the total cost of the payment protection insurance scandal to Lloyds to more than £24 billion. cityam.com/lloyds-profit-…

When Horta Osario took over at LBG he assured the market that the total compensation for PPI would be £3.5 bn. It's now £22 bn. But he has still been paid £56 million since he started. And no-one has been prosecuted or suffered regulatory enforcement. What can we say??

Banks forging signatures on an industrial scale to fraudulently repossess people's homes, seize business assets, etc. This has to be the biggest financial scandal to emerge in the UK since the 2008 crisis. Kudos to @jameshurley for getting the story out. thetimes.co.uk/edition/busine…

Love this idea. Don't forget as Robert Kennedy said in the 60s "GDP measures everything except what makes life with living." #Echobox=1578344346" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/money/shortcut…

Total remuneration (last tweet), shld be MAX of 40x average pay for public co. execs (£1m) Any amount above that should be subject to higher rates of tax (up to 75%) plus a formal comply or explain report in annual rpt and accounts. Multiple of 20x in public sector.

The pay of top execs of large companies is ridiculous. They take no capital risk. They only get bonuses but no maluses (deductions from base pay for poor performance). Remuneration committees and their advisers are riddled with conflicts. See nxt tweet. theguardian.com/business/2020/…

Thank you to the people who have just started to follow me after seeing my interview on the Dutch TV programme by VPRO called In Europe on Vimeo at min 29.30 For other followers, I believe this will come out later with subtitles for the Dutch parts.

@BarrySheerman Let's pray for a New Year of 2020 Vision

The coming year will be a challenging one for all of us so we must support each, help the most vulnerable in our community & be united in our fight for the future of our country & our planet! Happy New Year!

This analysis by my friend Stuart Reynolds summarises the problem perfectly. We don't live in a democracy.

@anna_michaux You can email me on pramoore@msn.com

@Paul_R_Moore Hi Paul, I'm a journalist working on a programme for the BBC World Service. Would you be able to send me a message?

@RNW_MITCHELL @Ian_Fraser The law in this area needs reform. It was not designed for such big corporates.

. @Ian_Fraser How could Claimants & their lawyers lose this case? What is going on in UK Judiciary ? The financial state was perilous - how can a Judge 'assume' that investors would have gone ahead anyway even if known the true state of financial situation twitter.com/Ian_Fraser/sta…

@Ian_Fraser @HouseofCommons All of them!

I am amazed and delighted to read that FCA appear finally to be taking culture seriously. People with high levels of psychopathic attributes get to the top and they lead cultures if fear which leads to mental health problems and corporate disasters.. banking crisis!