JUST ANNOUNCED. Post Mortem: The Post Office Horizon IT Scandal - in conversation with Private Eye’s @rbrooks45.bsky.social
Wilton's Music Hall, London E1
Tue 12 Jan 2027, 7.30pm
➡️ More info: wiltons.org.uk/whats-on/pos...

@rbrooks45.bsky.social
Private Eye hack, author of Post Mortem (@privateeyenews.bsky.social), Bean Counters (Atlantic, 2018), The Great Tax Robbery (OneWorld, 2013). Co-founder @taxwatch.bsky.social.
JUST ANNOUNCED. Post Mortem: The Post Office Horizon IT Scandal - in conversation with Private Eye’s @rbrooks45.bsky.social
Wilton's Music Hall, London E1
Tue 12 Jan 2027, 7.30pm
➡️ More info: wiltons.org.uk/whats-on/pos...
Businessman in the Eye - new @privateeyenews.bsky.social profile of Jim Ratcliffe - the multibillion pound petrochemical empire built on natural assets and low interests rates, the ultra low tax rate engineered offshore and of course the epic whinging. Buy the mag for the details!
Businessman in the Eye - new @privateeyenews.bsky.social profile of Jim Ratcliffe - the multibillion pound petrochemical empire built on natural assets and low interests rates, the ultra low tax rate engineered offshore and of course the epic whinging. Buy the mag for the details!
Man City in cheating shock The new Private Eye is out now.
IT’S PRIVATE EYE WEEK! £2.99 in shops, £2 for subscribers, and only 20p for Emirati sponsors of Man City… Sheikh Mansour will cover the rest.
It is an absolute disgrace that Fujitsu to this day haven’t compensated Post Office victims and their families. The company is now trying to push AI “business decision making” software. Frightening. global.fujitsu/en-global/pr...
The scandal that doesn’t go away. Another financial year will pass without Fujitsu putting its hand in its very deep pockets over the Post Office Horizon IT scandal. Full story in @privateeyenews.bsky.social - issue on sale for one more day.
Tuesday, screening of ALL RIVERS SPILL THEIR STORIES TO THE SEA AT Kiln cinema, London. Q&A with me & @rbrooks45.bsky.social from @privateeyenews.bsky.social.
Richard has written extensively about the Teesside shenanigans for the last few years.
Thanks!
Quick plug for my book Post Mortem based on latest 5 star reviews on a certain website -
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Chip-maker Nvidia’s founder and chief executive Jensen Huang responded to calls from Anthropic’s Dario Amodei and OpenAI’s Sam Altman for a slowdown and other controlling steps by saying AI companies should “run as fast as you can”.
Billionaire Chris Rokos must be hoping he gets better advice on his offshore flit to Greece than he has on previous tax ruses.
As Labour promises fresh welfare clampdown, at the other end of the spectrum it’s already relaxing rules on fat cat boardroom pay. Full details in @privateeyenews.bsky.social In the Money…
Rokos has been at loggerheads with HM Revenue & Customs. In the mid-2000s he’d invested in two film companies that government lawyers said were “finance schemes that were intended to generate losses in their first year of trading”.
Full story by ‘Gold Digger’ online and in the latest issue: www.private-eye.co.uk/in-the-back
You can contact Gold Digger with financial stories at: [email protected]
Number crunching: AI safety From the new Private Eye, out now.
Nothing says “AI bubble” like the industry’s biggest player opposing the caution that others agree on in the interests of, er, human survival.
Current @privateeyenews.bsky.social In the Money: how disqualification is no disqualification in UK’s wild west insolvency game; the bubbly signals on Nvidia’s balance sheet; how tier 1 investor visa system was scammed; and much more.. still on sale…
After horrific events in Teesside, mayor Ben Houchen blamed “drugs trade”. Yet he gave the security contract at Teesside freeport to a co whose “managing director” was still serving 11 year sentence for organised drugs crime - despite having been told this- see @privateeyenews.bsky.social for story
As PM-in-waiting in mid-July, Andy Burnham reportedly told Labour MPs Britain had become an “outsourced state with little accountability” and he wanted to see more “insourcing”.