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Prime Minister Considers Funding National Care Service Through Tax Reforms
Andy Burnham has announced plans to campaign for increased taxes to fund a national care service, which could cost around £18 billion annually. The Prime Minister is considering various funding options, including the potential scrapping of the pensions triple lock and a proposed 'death tax' on inheritances. Discussions on social care reforms are ongoing, with cross-party talks already held, but opposition remains against tax increases.
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Andy Burnham has announced plans to campaign for increased taxes to fund a national care service, which could cost around £18 billion annually. The Prime Minister is considering various funding options, including the potential scrapping of the pensions triple lock and a proposed 'death tax' on inheritances. Discussions on social care reforms are ongoing, with cross-party talks already held, but opposition remains against tax increases.
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