Rishi Sunak hints at Tory U-turn over windfall tax on oil and gas firms
The Chancellor said he could 'look again' at punitive levy, in Mumsnet interview. Faces pressure to act on the current cost-of-living crisis affecting families. Dominic Raab used a media interview yesterday to label such a tax 'disastrous'.
The Chancellor said he could 'look again' at punitive levy, in Mumsnet interview. Faces pressure to act on the current cost-of-living crisis affecting families. Dominic Raab used a media interview yesterday to label such a tax 'disastrous'Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
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