Sinn Féin would tax banks and high earners to fund housing and cost-of-living supports

Party’s alternative budget would retain wealth tax and add other tax revenue to fund spending

Sunak will put himself at the centre of his party’s campaign as he draws a contrast with Labour’s Keir StarmerOur politics team’s behind-the-scenes take on events of the day. Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday when the Dáil sits.

Sunak will put himself at the centre of his party’s campaign as he draws a contrast with Labour’s Keir StarmerOur politics team’s behind-the-scenes take on events of the day. Every Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday when the Dáil sits

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