Brown defends 'U-turn' on 10p tax

23 Apr 2008

The prime minister has defended moves to compensate pensioners, young people and childless people on low incomes who lost out from the 10p tax rate’s axing. Gordon Brown’s offer of backdated help came amid a continuing rebellion from Labour MPs over the issue. Full Story

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