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Tory government would axe 'unsustainable' triple lock on pensions, shadow chancellor says

Sky News Thursday, 5 December 2024 ()
Tory government would axe 'unsustainable' triple lock on pensions, shadow chancellor saysShadow chancellor Mel Stride has suggested a future Conservative government could axe the triple lock on pensions.
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