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This week much of the news has been dominated by two political scandals; the court ruling that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully by proroguing parliament, and the developing news that Donald Trump tried to pressure Ukraine into investigating a political rival by withholding military aid.

Tax is hot on the lips everywhere, particularly with corporations and Brexit.

Investors don’t want wild swings in portfolio returns. They want risk to be controlled and returns thought through.

We mentioned last week the potential of fireworks in Parliament and so it came to fruition - with all of them aimed at Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Trump may know his markets but will his strategies, impact and tweets be warranted long term?

As we march towards the Brexit deadline, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has decided to play his hand and take an unprecedented step by attempting to suspend parliament for five weeks.