nanny, as an alternative to illegal cash-in-hand payments, to avoid income tax and national-insurance contributions. Murphy has been described by the Daily Mirror journalist Kevin Maguire as an "heroic figure" and the Guardian journalist Polly Toynbee has called him a "tireless campaigner". Personal life Murphy is a Quaker. He lives with his wife, a GP, and two children in Downham Market. Publications Books Reports See also A Green New Deal Corporate tax haven Tax haven Robin Hood tax Richard Brooks (journalist) References External links Tax Research UK Living people 1958 births Academics of City, University of London British accountants British Quakers Alumni of the University of Southampton Writers on taxation