Sunak rejected plan to shield Brits from soaring energy bills, leak reveals
The Treasury vetoed a number of proposals to ease the pain for millions of struggling Brits.
The Treasury vetoed a number of proposals to ease the pain for millions of struggling Brits.
In 2015, George Osborne said it was "not fair" that people "benefit from our public services" but "operate under different tax rules".
The Labour Party said the chancellor has hit Britain with "15 tax rises in just two years" as it staged a photo op outside his office.
Records show that Akshata Murty leaned heavily on the state during the Covid-19 pandemic.
"It's like Sunak's team planned a "yes he is very rich and no he doesn't think the rules apply to him" week", one person commented on Twitter.
Just days after the chancellor hiked NI, it is revealed his family may have been benefitting from tax reduction schemes.
The chancellor is an astounding 24 points less popular than he was just before the Spring Statement.
"If you want to expand your income for the treasury, you don't raise taxes, you lower them."
Winchester College charges parents £43,335 a year, making it one of the most expensive schools in the country.
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