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RISHI Sunak set out plans for major tax cuts as he invoked Margaret Thatcher at the launch of the Tory manifesto – as he bids to get the…

RISHI Sunak has unveiled plans for a further 2p cut in National Insurance at the launch of the Conservative manifesto.

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But the leading economists warn against the move as public services desperately need more funding

Those on the full new state pension can expect an annual increase of £902, but why will many miss out?

That 2p National Insurance tax cut already feels like a lifetime ago. Londoners in almost half of local authorities will from April pay average council tax bills higher than £2,000 per year. It comes as the Mayor increased his portion of bills, the so-called “precept”, by 8.6 per cent.

The amount someone will receive depends on how many National Insurance contributions they have made or have earned in credit