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Conservative Party chairman tells MPs they will lose whip if they vote against Kwarteng's tax-cutting mini-budget

Oct 03, 2022 View Original Article
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49% : Kwarteng faces calls for inquiry after attending champagne party with hedge fund managersMs Truss also doubled down on the decision to remove the top rate of income tax (45%) as "it's part of an overall package of making our tax system simpler and lower" - but admitted the policy was not discussed with the cabinet.
46% :Put to him that some Tory MPs are considering whether to vote with the Labour Party to stop measured in the chancellor's mini-budget coming into force, particularly the removal of the 45p top rate of income tax, Mr Berry was asked whether withdrawing their support should see MPs lose the party whip.
44% : We cannot clap for carers one month and cut tax for millionaires months later."
44% :Read more:Truss sticks by plan but admits mistakes, and says top-rate tax cut was chancellor's idea

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