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Tories urge Chancellor John Healey not to raise tax in five Budget 'tests'
Summary
The Tories urged Chancellor John Healey not to raise tax in five Budget 'tests', the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Saturday 10 October. Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith said John Healey should 'stop the tax ratchet'.
Latest: The Tories set five Budget 'tests' urging Chancellor John Healey not to raise tax, and shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith said the Chancellor should 'stop the tax ratchet'.
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How it unfolded
Saturday 10 October
The Tories set five Budget 'tests' urging Chancellor John Healey not to raise tax, and shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith said the Chancellor should 'stop the tax ratchet'.
- 17:20The IndependentTories urge Chancellor not to raise tax in five Budget ‘tests’
- 17:16Evening StandardTories urge Chancellor not to raise tax in five Budget ‘tests’