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Sir Keir Starmer has hinted at possible tax hikes for many Britons, defining ‘working people’ as those who depend on public services and lack savings. In another development, George Osborne has criticized Rishi Sunak for being sidetracked into the “wrong campaign.”
On a different note, Sir Jim Ratcliffe has offered his support to the Labour party to lead the next government.
Starmer redefines ‘working people’
The Labour leader has emphasized that tax increases will not affect those he considers as ‘working people,’ highlighting their vulnerability in the face of rising living costs.
Sunak urged to shift focus by Osborne
Former chancellor Osborne has advised Sunak to concentrate on defending key Blue Wall constituencies rather than diverting attention towards Reform’s increasing popularity. Follow our live blog for more updates.