Tory rebellion fails to derail Boris Johnson’s health and social care tax hike
Boris Johnson saw his House of Commons majority cut as several Tory MPs opposed his £12 billion tax hike to pay for health and social care.
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Tory rebellion fails to derail Boris Johnson’s health and social care tax hike
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