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Sunak v Starmer: who will win the “£2000” tax debate? | Election 2024 | the New Statesman
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18:55Now PlayingRishi Sunak claimed Labour will cost voters £2000 in tax. This was misleading – but it’s still top of the news agenda. Will Keir Starmer be able to brush it off?
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Freddie Hayward attended the ITV “Sunak v Starmer” debate on Tuesday night and joins Hannah Barnes to report on the reaction from Labour and Conservative aides – including Wednesday’s furious attempts to discredit Rishi Sunak’s tax claim.
Ben Walker also joins the New Statesman podcast to analyse the impact the leaders’ debate had in the polls.
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