Tories claim Burnham's £96 billion plans mean £4,300 tax rise
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing accusations from the Tories that his policy pledges will lead to a £96 billion tax increase. The tax increase could cost working families an extra £4,300 a year, according to a dossier compiled by the Conservatives. Shadow Chancellor Sir Mel Stride stated that Burnham is "writing cheques British people can't cash" with his unfunded spending commitments.
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