Jemma Forte on why billionaires and big corporations should pay more tax 👏 #TaxTheSuperRich @jemmaforte.bsky.social

A new Bank of England report has warned that the introduction of digital price labels could mean that supermarkets introduce ‘dynamic surge pricing’ for everyday goods like food.

Is this just another excuse for big profiteering corporations to rip us off?

When billionaires bankrolling our political parties can donate such huge sums, is it time for a cap on political donations?

Cryptocurrency billionaire Ben Delo has announced he is moving back to the UK from Hong Kong to donate £4 million to Reform UK.

Reform UK was given £12 million by billionaire cryptocurrency investor Christopher Harborne in 2025.

Even the government’s cost of living adviser, Iceland boss Richard Walker, has called for excess profits to be capped to keep prices down.

Big oil companies are set to make huge profits because of the Iran war.

We should tax those excess profits and use the money to cut energy bills, which are set to soar.

Richard Tice’s fiance, the journalist Isabel Oakeshott, moved to Dubai in 2024 to avoid paying VAT on private school fees for her children.

Why is Reform UK’s Richard Tice so relaxed about tax avoidance?

Reform UK's Deputy Leader Richard Tice avoided nearly £600,000 in tax on multi-million pound profits between 2018-2021 after obtaining a rare legal status for his company.

In 2025 he donated over £600,000 to Reform UK.

Less money for public services, and more for Reform UK?

Investigative journalist Peter Geoghegan on huge donations by the super-rich to UK political parties and the need for a cap on political donations 👏 @petergeoghegan.bsky.social

A crypto-billionaire based in Thailand donated £12 million to Reform last year, making him the top individual donor to a British political party in 2025.

Check out our full Top 10 list of the biggest individual donors to UK political parties here: sharethewealth.org.uk/latest/top-1...

The Top 10 individual donors to British political parties in 2025 includes a cryptocurrency investor who lives in Thailand, a billionaire based in Monaco, a luxury property developer, and even MPs and Lords.

Is it time for a cap on political donations? sharethewealth.org.uk/latest/top-1...

UPDATE: Billionaire Christopher Harborne donated £12 million to Reform in 2025, making him the biggest individual donor to a British political party last year.

Our full list of the Top 10 individual donors to British political parties in 2025, is here: sharethewealth.org.uk/latest/top-1...

Broadcaster Phil Jones calls for the super-rich and banks to pay more tax in order to fund affordable housing and our NHS

Should we follow the US and other states by taxing according to nationality, not residency, to make sure Dubai tax exiles pay their taxes?

A 38% tax on the UK net income of the big 4 banks last year - as proposed by @positivemoneyuk.bsky.social - would raise £12.5 billion.

The big 4 banks made £45.7 billion in profits in 2025. Imposing a similar windfall tax to oil and gas companies on the UK income of HSBC, Barclays, Natwest and Lloyds would raise billions to invest in the NHS.

The pay packets of the bosses of the big British banks have hit their highest levels for more than a decade, after their multi-million pound pay rises last year.

How big was your pay rise last year?

CEO of Natwest Paul Thwaite was paid £6.6 million in 2025, up from the £4.9 million he earned in 2024.

When so many of us are struggling to pay the bills, should the bosses of big British banks be getting multi-million pound pay rises?

CEO of Lloyds Charlie Nunn was paid £7.4 million in 2025, up from the £6.2 million he earned in 2024.

When so many of us are struggling to pay the bills, should the bosses of big British banks be getting multi-million pound pay rises?

CEO of Barclays CS Venkatakrishnan was paid £15 million in 2025, up from the £11.6 million he earned in 2024.

When so many of us are struggling to pay the bills, should the bosses of big British banks be getting multi-million pound pay rises?

Gary Lineker calls out the hypocrisy of billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who lives in Monaco, for his comments saying that the UK has been ‘colonised’ by immigrants.

Three quarters of the UK’s richest 100 people are missing from The Sunday Times Tax List.

Our broken tax system fails to tax wealth properly, and lets billionaires get filthy rich while so many struggle to pay their bills.

Our full Tax List analysis here sharethewealth.org.uk/latest/rich-...

Why are 8 out of the UK’s 10 richest people missing from The Sunday Times Tax List?

When they are worth tens of billions of pounds, surely they should be on the list of the country’s biggest taxpayers? #TaxTheSuperRich

Julia Davies from Patriotic Millionaires UK on why we need to tax wealth now 👏 #TaxTheSuperRich @patmillsuk.bsky.social

David Mitchell calls out tax avoidance by the super-rich 👏 #Davos #TaxTheSuperRich

The new CEO of Melrose, Peter Dilnot, and his predecessor, got paid almost £59 million last year.

It would take the average worker 1511 years to earn the same amount.

Should fat cat CEOs earn so much money in a cost of living crisis? #FatCatTuesday

By midday today the average FTSE 100 CEO has already made more money than the average worker in the UK earns all year, according to analysis from @highpaycentre.bsky.social.

When so many of us are struggling to pay the bills, is it right that fat cat CEOs are raking it in? #FatCatTuesday

Sir Jim Ratcliffe also lives in Monaco to avoid paying £4 billion a year in tax he would owe otherwise: www.theguardian.com/business/201...

When Ratcliffe has wealth of £17 billion, does he need to be such a Scrooge with his money?

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has become infamous for his penny pinching to cut costs at Manchester United.

He even scrapped a £50 bonus for the club’s ‘Steward of the Week’.

🎄 Share The Wealth’s first Scrooge of the Year award goes to Sir Jim Ratcliffe 🏆

According to The Sunday Times Rich List he has wealth of £17 billion but he still cut 450 jobs as owner of Manchester United this year, and ended free lunches for staff in order to cut costs.