Belfast TelegraphUnited Kingdom· English
Tories urge Chancellor not to raise tax in five Budget ‘tests’
Reported by 6 outlets from 2 countries, in 1 language, between 10 Oct 2026 and 13 Oct 2026.
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Tories are urging the Chancellor not to increase taxes in the upcoming Budget. Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith stated that John Healey should halt the tax increases. Retail bosses are also preparing for the summit, as John Healey prepares to unveil the Budget.
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- Reported by 6 outlets from 2 countries, in 1 language, between 10 Oct 2026 and 13 Oct 2026.9 articles · See all headlines
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Evening StandardUnited Kingdom· English
Tories urge Chancellor not to raise tax in five Budget ‘tests’
politico.euBelgium· English
Revealed: The chancellor’s plan to survive the budget
Daily MailUnited Kingdom· English
Chancellor John Healey under growing pressure to cut Fuel Duty in this month's Budget to help hard-pressed households as AA joins calls to slash the levy
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- 1 new outlet, including “More than 60% of voters back wealth tax for mega-rich, John Healey told ahead of first Budget”
- 2 new outlets, including “Revealed: The chancellor’s plan to survive the budget”
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Belfast TelegraphUnited Kingdom· English
Tories urge Chancellor not to raise tax in five Budget ‘tests’
Channel 4 NewsUnited Kingdom· English
Chancellor under pressure to help households as oil prices rise further
Daily MailUnited Kingdom· English
Retail bosses prepare for No11 summit as Chancellor is urged not to clobber businesses with more tax hikes in Budget
Chancellor John Healey under growing pressure to cut Fuel Duty in this month's Budget to help hard-pressed households as AA joins calls to slash the levy
Daily MirrorUnited Kingdom· English
More than 60% of voters back wealth tax for mega-rich, John Healey told ahead of first Budget
Evening StandardUnited Kingdom· English
Tories urge Chancellor not to raise tax in five Budget ‘tests’
Tax rise threat to London in Chancellor John Healey's first Budget laid out by top economists
politico.euBelgium· English
Revealed: The chancellor’s plan to survive the budget
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