UK PM in Brexit and levelling up drive as 'partygate' report looms | Financial News
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63% : a sensible way through can be found for both health and social care."56% : It was also reported on Sunday that the government is expected to announce a U-turn on mandatory Covid vaccinations for NHS and social care staff.
45% : It comes after the Foreign Secretary insisted the government is "committed to cutting taxes" as the prime minister and Chancellor made the bold move of doubling down on plans to raise National Insurance.
43% : It said the new Bill will "ensure that changes can be made more easily", so the UK can "capitalise on Brexit freedoms more quickly".
41% : UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out plans to capitalise on Brexit and is expected to move forward with the levelling up agenda this week as he awaits the findings of the highly anticipated "partygate" report.
39% : Liz Truss said "taxes are never popular", but significant amounts of money spent dealing with the Covid crisis "need to be paid back".
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