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Stride teases further tax cuts ahead of manifesto launch

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Stride teases further tax cuts ahead of manifesto launch

Stride teases further tax cuts ahead of manifesto launch

Mel Stride said that the Conservatives have a “very clear plan” to cut taxes, ahead of the party’s election manifesto launch.

The Work and Pensions Secretary insisted that any cuts in tax would be fully funded, saying “that is the distinction between the Labour party and ourselves.” Report by Covellm.

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