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The Conservatives have pledged to reduce taxes in their first Budget if they form the next government. Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith stated the party's desire to reduce the tax burden, which had reached an unprecedented level. He told GB News that the first Budget would focus on cutting taxes to help people keep more of what they earn.
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