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Deputy Political Editor (Digital), Daily Mail. DMs open for tips and hate mail. #LFC legacy fan. Spelling errors due to fat thumbs
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Labour grandee tells Andy Burnham to call an early general election before next summer

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Mansion tax police 'to target houses with scenic views, conservatories and big garages'

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By David Wilcock Verified
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Houses with scenic views, conservatories, large garages and other features will be targeted by the mansion tax 'police' assessing who should pay a punitive housing levy, it was claimed today. Inspectors charged with working out which homes are worth enough to be hit by the new property raid have a checklist of features they can use to push up their taxable value.
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Healey could hit oil firms and banks with windfall tax in low key budget

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By David Wilcock Verified
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Banks and oil firms who have benefited from Trump's war with Iran could be hit with a fresh windfall tax at the Budget as John Healey seeks to raise revenue without targeting workers. The Chancellor is said to be eyeing up a fresh levy on firms as the Treasury seeks to meet commitments including £4.7billion for the Armed Forces inherited from Sir Keir Starmer Hammering company profits is seen as 'low hanging fruit' by the government, which wants to avoid unpopular new levies on working people.
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