UK Think Tank Unveils £30B Savings Plan Through Tackling Waste and Fraud

New report claims 'Doge of the Left' can root out waste, fraud and tax avoidance to boost public services budget.

A new green think tank called Verdant claims that the UK government could save up to £30 billion per year by cracking down on waste, fraud, and tax avoidance. The report, co-authored by former Labour shadow chancellor advisor James Meadway and civil society campaigner Deborah Doane, proposes the creation of a so-called

Green Think Tank Unveils Plan to Save UK £30B Annually

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