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Theresa May backs 'meaningful' cross-party talks on social care
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July 29, 2026
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0:59Now PlayingFormer prime minister Theresa May tells Sky's Yalda Hakim that 'the idea of having some cross-party talks is fine, but it has to be meaningful'.
The former prime minister famously proposed what became known as the "dementia tax" in the 2017 general election campaign, which was an attempt to allow people to receive social care at home, but then recuperate costs from the value of their estate after they died, but the unpopularity of the move contributed to the Conservatives failing to win an outright majority that year.
Watch the full interview with the former PM tomorrow on The World With Yalda Hakin on Sky News at 9pm.
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