Ian, we're going to be covering the Paradise Papers on this episode of the

podcast. I just wonder could you give us a brief explanation before we

begin? Yes, I mean it's fairly simple and the Paradise Papers are an enormous cash

of documents that have come into the public domain and I mean they're about I think you should talk to Richard Brooks.

Page 94, the Private Eye Podcast

Hello and welcome to another edition of Page 94, the Private Eye Podcast.

My name is Andrew Hunter Murray, and today we are

going to be talking to the Privateised Tax Experts, Richard Brooks and Christian Erikson,

about the Paradise Papers, the enormous cash of private documents from a secretive law firm

which has been helping all kinds of millionaires and indeed squillionaires the world over

to avoid paying tax in their country of residence.

We'll also be talking to one of

privateised best established cartoonists Griselda

about her methods of working, the questions people always ask her,

and why she hates drawing.

But first, it's now been a couple of weeks since

the world's news outlets all covered the Paradise Papers, which is the enormous stack of

information about how the world's ultra-rich and the world's rich hide their money offshore. I sat down

with privatized resident tax experts, Richard Brooks and Christian Erikson and

given that it's only been two years since the Panama Papers were released. I started off by asking

Richard what exactly has changed this time round?

There isn't really that much new. There are lots of new examples, but in the acres of coverage really what we're seeing is

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