- Wes Streeting confirmed no VAT on private healthcare in the upcoming Budget.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces pressure on potential tax rises, including VAT.
- Labour’s manifesto promises no VAT increase, but economic challenges may force reconsideration.
- Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock supports VAT on private healthcare for NHS funding.
- Economic conditions suggest possible tax increases despite manifesto commitments.
Source: bbc.com
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