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Hunt visits Morrison's store to mark NI cut

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Hunt visits Morrison's store to mark NI cut

Hunt visits Morrison's store to mark NI cut

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has welcomed the cut to National Insurance by visiting a Morrison's store to meet its employees.

He reiterated the government's aspiration to reduce even more of the tax when it was 'responsible' to do so.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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