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Badenoch Hints She Is Open to Inheritance Tax Changes as Tory Conference Begins

  • Kemi Badenoch arrived in Birmingham on Saturday for her second Conservative Party conference, signaling openness to reforming inheritance tax on estates valued over £325,000.
  • Facing polls placing the Tories behind Labour and Reform, the Conservative Party leader insisted the party is "a new Conservative Party" that has "gone on a journey."
  • Ahead of the gathering, the Tories announced plans to eliminate the childcare "cliff edge" for parents earning over £100,000, costing £700 million, while restricting student loan access to save £900 million.
  • Under the proposals, parents working at least 16 hours weekly would qualify for 30 hours of free care; the Tories also plan to block EUSS claims, a system they said is being "abused."
  • Mrs Badenoch argued it is "morally right that people don't get taxed twice," but added she will not announce specific cuts "unless we can show how we pay for them.
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Badenoch hints she is open to inheritance tax changes as Tory conference begins

The Tories made a series of policy announcements in the days approaching the annual party conference, to broaden their platform for government.

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Evening Standard broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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