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PMQs: Clegg tells PM - VAT cut will not benefit low earners
Nick Clegg Bournemouth 2008Liberal Democrat leader, Nick Clegg MP, has criticised the Pre-Budget Report, saying the VAT cut will not benefit hard-pressed families. Speaking at Prime Minister's Questions, he called for genuine fairness in the tax system, tax cuts for low earners and a removal of tax loopholes. Read the full exchange below:  Mr. Nick Clegg (Sheffield, Hallam) (LD): May I a...
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