Tory 2019 voters prefer tax cuts to public spending hikes - Sky News Voters Panel

Monday, 4 March 2024
Why is Jeremy Hunt preparing to cut taxes and rein in public spending growth when polls suggest the public - by a clear margin - think this is the wrong way round?

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