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Number crunching: “I never turn on my staff and you should never turn on your staff.” – Keir Starmer, January 2020 From the new Private Eye, out now.

Closer examination of the Epstein files provokes fresh questions about Reform UK treasurer Nick Candy and his brother Christian’s development of the One Hyde Park super-prime apartment block: messages within the latest release appear to contradict their tax-avoiding account of the project. Full story by In The Money columnist ‘Gold Digger’ in the latest issue. You can contact Gold Digger with financial stories at: golddigger@private-eye.co.uk

Listening to mother nature v listening to A.I. From the new Private Eye, out now.

Debt-ridden Worcestershire, eyeing a £71m government bailout, is the latest Reform authority to propose council tax rises – against party pledges and plans to save by cutting “unnecessary expenditure”. The 9 percent hike forced Cllr David Taylor to turn Independent. Council leader Jo Monk blamed the mess on the “reckless” previous administration, the Tories… whom she represented until joining Reform last March! PLUS news from the Rotten Boroughs of Merton, Sutton, Fermanagh and Omagh, Leicester, Harlow, and Northamptonshire in the new Eye. AND a Reform round-up.

Trump: I Would Have Been the Best Super Bowl Halftime Act Ever Pick up a copy of the new Private Eye, in shops now.

“It’s a UK winter endurance medal” From the new Private Eye, out now.

Leading Reform politician Nadhim Zahawi spoke today of an horrific encounter with a man who looked tired and threatening, and who typified the dystopian nightmare that is Broken Britain… From the new Private Eye, out now.

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Bullying solicitor Andrew Milne has finally been held accountable for his wrongdoing – not by the regulator, though, and not for his lawfare. Rather, a judge at Stratford magistrates’ court last week found Milne guilty of stalking Daniel Cloake, whose Mouseinthecourt legal blog had reported on Milne’s copious litigation – squeezing money from anyone in a contract with him. Full story in the latest issue, in shops now.