Shame works on bankers, MPs and tabloids, however immune they seem

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Shame works on bankers, MPs and tabloids, however immune they seem

Details: Category: Press cuttings; Last Updated: Monday, 01 May 2017 09:03; Published: Saturday, 03 March 2012 21:09; Written by Colin Sumner; Hits: 991

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/feb/28/shame-bankers-mps-tabloids-tax-loopholes

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Series

Malice in Wonderland by Colin Sumner. 2020. 3-part essay on the criminality of our Tory government and its ideological origins.

Media, Policing and Politics by Colin Sumner. 2012. 3-part essay on this increasingly crucial relationship, as they 'hold people to account' in the UK.

Bhopal: Flowers at the Altar of Profit and Power by Frank Pearce & Steve Tombs. 2011. 6 parts, on the world's biggest 'industrial accident' in India.

Nino: Journey into the Heart of Darkness by Amedeo Cottino. 2011. 6 parts, interviews with a no-regrets 'hitman' or clan 'soldier' from Catania, Italy.