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Labour and Tories fight over economy as Hunt and Reeves drop tax cut hints
- The Tories and Labour will focus on the economy, with Sir Keir Starmer addressing the cost-of-living crisis, while Conservatives consider tax breaks for high earners.
- Jeremy Hunt hinted at possible changes to the current system to differentiate from Labour, calling inheritance tax "profoundly anti-Conservative."
- Rachel Reeves will meet with supermarket workers to discuss the cost-of-living crisis, criticizing the Conservative economic record and suggesting tax cuts for working people under a Labour government.
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Daily RecordLabour and Tories Clash on Economy as Both Hint at Tax Cuts
The Tories and Labour clashed over the economy as the chancellor hinted at tax breaks for high earners while his opposite number insisted she had “no plans” to raise the burden on working people. Jeremy Hunt signalled the Conservatives would seek to end the impact of tapering of personal allowances on larger incomes while shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves vowed to deliver financial stability with a Thatcher-style commitment to “sound money.” Worke…
·New York, United States
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Labour and Tories fight over economy as Hunt and Reeves drop tax cut hints
Rachel Reeves made a Thatcher-style commitment to ‘sound money’ while Jeremy Hunt dangled the prospect of further tax cuts as campaigning continues.
·London, United Kingdom
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