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Green Party to demand wealth tax to 'defend public services'

Sky News Friday, 6 September 2024
Green Party to demand wealth tax to 'defend public services'The Green Party will demand the government introduces a wealth tax when Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers her first budget next month.
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