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£96billion tax raid to pay for Burnham's big spree as Tories claim PM's pledges will cost families an extra £4,300 a year: 'He's writing cheques the public can't cash'
A £96 billion tax increase is proposed to fund Burnham's spending plans, with the Conservative Party claiming this will cost families an additional £4,300 annually. Critics argue the Prime Minister's pledges involve 'cheques the public can't cash.'
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