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Andy Burnham to cut tax on electricity to ease cost of living - video

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Andy Burnham to cut tax on electricity to ease cost of living - video

The prime minister told his new cabinet in its first meeting that the government will be a 'cost-of-living government' and needs to examine 'all possible ways' to help families struggling with high costs. The new prime minister announced an £850m tax cut on electricity bills in his first significant policy announcement Continue reading...

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