Sir Keir Starmer has affirmed that the government will uphold its manifesto promises despite reports of a possible extension of the freeze on income tax thresholds by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, which could generate £7 billion in revenue. The move to continue the freeze aims to address the £40 billion deficit without resorting to austerity measures. Alongside potential tax adjustments, other measures being considered include increasing employers’ national insurance contributions, raising fuel duty, and implementing changes to inheritance tax and stamp duty, as well as introducing a levy on e-cigarettes.
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BTCC Thruxton: Blistering start gives Sutton victory
Four-time British Touring Car Championship winner Ash Sutton delivered an impressive performance to secure victory in the second race of the day at Thruxton. After starting fourth due to issues in the first race, Sutton skillfully maneuvered his NAPA-liveried Alliance Racing Ford Focus ST between Dan Cammish and Josh Cook, who started second and third, respectively, and then overtook poleman Tom Ingram. This win highlights Sutton's racing prowess and ability to capitalize on opportunities during...
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