the living wage levels for the poorest in the British economy. 10 Downing Street responded by explaining that via their own tax initiatives "non-dom" business taxation would go some way to closing the disparity of tax burden between the richest and poorest. The broader context for this debate is the rising anger within the UK of the perceived injustice of the taxation system and stagnant levels of social mobility. On behalf of charities such as Oxfam, Child Poverty Action Group and Gingerbread (One Parent Families), Donne lead a national campaign to urge the wealthiest Premier League football clubs to pay off the pitch staff, including cleaners and hospitality workers, a living wage. Instigate Debate In August 2008, Donne set up Instigate Debate with musicians Jon McClure, Carl Barat and Drew McConnell. The rolling initiative is designed to re-engage young people with contemporary political debate and to call into question the effect of the corporately owned media on the British democratic processes. Donne introduced the project in The Guardian and The Independent. References External links https://web.archive.org/web/20111006094222/http://www.realfits.org.uk/?page=Article&story=4 https://www.nme.com/news/various-artists/38899 http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2007/aug/29/foreignpolicy.uk Instigate Debate official website The Guardian profile The UK Gold Homepage and trailer Review of The UK Gold in The Guardian Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Online journalists English male journalists English bloggers British male bloggers