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[Jeremy Hunt has announced the date
of 6 March for a spring budget, fuelling speculation about an early general election despite the Conservatives trailing in the opinion polls. With the government under pressure amid the cost of living crisis, the chancellor’s speech to the Commons is widely seen as one of the final opportunities to announce major changes to tax and spending policy before the next national vote. Reports of scrapping inheritance tax in budget ‘just speculation’, says No 10 Rishi Sunak has said he intends to send Britons to the polls next year but opinion is split on whether an election is likely to come in the spring or the autumn as the Tories battle to narrow a commanding Labour lead. Hunt is under pressure from his right flank to announce a sweeping package of tax cuts to tempt voters and bolster Sunak’s chances, with speculation that Downing Street is considering slashing or even abolishing inheritance tax.] https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-spring-budget Of course, he does have the Option to have the General Election no later than the 28th Tuesday January 2025. A possible cold time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_U...neral_election Sign Of The Times. |
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