UK’s Rishi Sunak pledges £17 billion in tax cuts by 2030, looking to bounce back from D-Day gaffe

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June 12, 2024June 12, 2024

The pledges come as Rishi Sunak and his party look set for a drubbing in the July 4 general election.

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