Former Labour leader Lord Kinnock calls for wealth tax

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Former Labour leader Lord Kinnock calls for wealth tax

Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has called for a "wealth tax" to help the government's dwindling finances.

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Sir Keir Starmer declines to rule out a wealth tax after Kemi Badenoch accuses him of “flirting” with the idea. The prime minister avoids a direct answer, instead defending Labour’s economic record and criticising past Tory policies. Badenoch warns such a tax would hit savings, pensions and...

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