PM challenged to extend tax cut
channel4.com     21-May-2008            

Last Modified: 21 May 2008 Source: PA News Conservative leader David Cameron has challenged Gordon Brown to commit himself to extending his £2.7 billion tax cut for low and middle-income workers into the next financial year, as an independent report warned that failure to do so would cost 18... [read full story]                    


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