Starmer Says Owners of Shares Are Not ‘Working People’
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says Britons who get additional income from stock holdings don’t count as ‘working people,’ suggesting he’s willing to raise taxes on investors. Bloomberg News' Morwenna Coniam explains the investor community reaction to the statement.
Starmer climbs down over claim stock owners not ‘working people’
Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to climb down from his suggestion that he does not consider people who have an income from assets such as shares of property to be working people. It comes after Labour promised in its manifesto not to raise VAT,
Video footage that appears to show MP Mike Amesbury punching a man to the ground is “shocking”, Sir Keir Starmer said as he ...
Starmer intervenes in ‘working people’ Budget row with grim warning - Sir Keir Starmer gave a gloomy assessment ahead of ...
Sir Keir Starmer is to gamble on tens of billions more in tax and borrowing to invest to build a “new future” for Britain.
A video of suspended Labour MP Mike Amesbury appearing to punch a constituent was “shocking”, the prime minister said. Sir ...
Laying the groundwork for further tough choices in Wednesday’s Budget, Sir Keir Starmer said the existing cap will be ...
The £2 bus fare cap will be replaced by a new £3 cap until the end of 2025 at this week’s Budget, the Prime Minister has ...
Sir Keir Starmer has said that “borrowing will drive long-term growth, tax rises will prevent austerity” as he sought to ...
The prime minister is to warn of “unprecedented” economic challenges as he warns of the “harsh light of reality”, in a ...
Labour made a solemn vow not to raise taxes for “working people”. This means no increases in income tax, National Insurance ...
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The Conservatives have accused Sir Keir of breaking Labour's tax promises. In its general election manifesto, Labour promised ...
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