Monday, 16 June 2014
Oxfam's Vanity Fair
Oxfam and allied campaign groups are up in arms that Conor Burns MP has complained to the Charity Commission about its politicised advert attacking coalition austerity.
I have written a post of The Spectator's Coffee House Blog, setting out why I think Oxfam need to show more self-restraint given their charitable status. You can read the article here.
Oxfam's advert, as shown on twitter
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