Predictably, Sir Gus O’Donnell’s ten page report into the Fox-Werritty scandal has failed to silence any critics. As I reported yesterday, it does not examine the Atlantic Bridge and others will have many more questions to ask. While Atlantic Bridge, the charity closed as a result of my complaint to the Charity Commission, Continue reading
Earlier today I excitedly broke the news to you, via Civil Society, that the Charity Commission is to scrap regulatory case reports. It’s since been pointed out to me that you need to be a bit of geek to see why this matters, so I will explain simply – and quickly – before Continue reading
In a letter to this blogger, whose complaint to the Charity Commission led to the closure of Liam Fox’s Atlantic Bridge charity, the Ministry of Defence confirms that Gus O’Donnell’s investigation will not examine questions raised by the Atlantic Bridge. This comes despite assurances previously given to journalists by 10 Downing Street that Continue reading
Today I make my début on the Guardian’s comment pages and Comment is Free. CiF has something of a reputation for attracting trolls; socially challenged individuals who spend their days posting provocative comments on blogs in an attempt to provoke and upset. So I was interested see how my piece would go down. Continue reading
Liam Fox has resigned, but many questions remain and he we have yet to see if he has acted quickly enough to save cabinet colleagues from further embarrassing questions. I suggested that Cameron would resign Fox on Monday, to save William Hague and have been proved wrong. Cameron has a tendency to be indecisive Continue reading
