Keir Starmer denies accusations of lying and promises light at the end of the tunnel amid £35 billion Budget tax bomb


Keir Starmer denies accusations of lying and promises light at the end of the tunnel amid £35 billion Budget tax bomb

Keir Starmer's Response

Keir Starmer has refuted claims of dishonesty over proposed tax increases and has assured the public of a positive outcome.

Controversial Tax Hike

The Labour party is set to unveil a £35 billion tax increase in their upcoming Budget, with a significant focus on raising employer National Insurance Contributions.

Labour's Justification

Starmer emphasized that the tax adjustments are essential to improve public services and ensure a better future for the country.

Definition of 'Working People'

Starmer faced criticism for his definition of 'working people' and was accused of misleading the public with his tax promises.


Keir Starmer denies accusations of lying and promises light at the end of the tunnel amid £35 billion Budget tax bomb

Response to Criticism

Despite the backlash, Starmer stood by Labour's manifesto pledges and reiterated their commitment to not burdening working individuals with additional taxes.

Financial Changes and Concerns

Further concerns were raised regarding potential changes in debt calculation and the impact on mortgage rates, with fears of increased borrowing costs affecting homeowners.