Britain has become an ungrateful nation; the rich among us, like Sir James Dyson, do pay their dues
Britain has become an ungrateful nation; the rich among us, like Sir James Dyson, do pay their dues
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Reform will build a nation in which wealth is shared, not hoarded
Inequality is the engine of growth. Attempting to eliminate it will inevitably make everyone poorer
Hammering the prosperous will over time lead to society as a whole becoming poorer and less money for public services
Investment from US tech giants is all well and good, but we must nurture our home-grown entrepreneurs
Billionaire accuses Government of ‘gleefully’ raising taxes and costs for successful families
Julian Fellowes criticised attitudes towards money, wealth and success in the UK in comparison to the United States.
