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Labour minister faces fury after insisting employers are 'not working people' in awkward interview

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Daily Mail – News
“Labour minister faces fury after insisting employers are 'not working people' in awkward interview”

Emma Reynolds attempted to make the distinction as she was challenged on whether Labour had broken its manifesto by ramping up taxes.

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“Labour minister sparks outrage after saying Britain's employers are 'not working people”

Labour's Treasury Minister has sparked widespread outrage after claiming that employers are "not working people". Appearing on GB News this morning, Emma Reynolds told host Camilla Tominey that they are "companies" instead. Pressing Ms Reynolds on Labour's Budget statement on Wednesday, which raised income tax on rents and interests, Camilla questioned whether the manifesto has been "broken". She asked the Labour minister: "Can I put it to you that this Budget has, in fact, breached the Labour…

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