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Ex-Cabinet minister Darren Jones said the government will have to explain how it will pay for the ‘unfunded’ policy
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Ex-Cabinet minister Darren Jones said the government will have to explain how it will pay for the ‘unfunded’ policy. The government has said the cut will reduce a typical annual bill by around £45 and lower inflation by a percentage point. 'I said I wanted to give people breathing space, and that’s what I’m announcing on my second day as Prime Minister.
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Ex-Cabinet minister Darren Jones said the government will have to explain how it will pay for the ‘unfunded’ policy
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The government has said the cut will reduce a typical annual bill by around £45 and lower inflation by a percentage point.
according to Daily Mail'I said I wanted to give people breathing space, and that’s what I’m announcing on my second day as Prime Minister.
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Ex-Cabinet minister Darren Jones said the government will have to explain how it will pay for the ‘unfunded’ policy
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