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That have not yet been resolved, saw things are not necessarily change. if drivers decide to leave the uk to go back to the eu in the first place, i was still going to be concerned about conditions working here, tax issues that have changed in the course of the last year, are they concerned about whether they will be able to get back to see theirfamilies? a lot of will be able to get back to see their families? a lot of issues that existed when they made those decisions are still in place now. the other big question the industry had is about numbers. the road haulage assocation says there is a...

Everything else she is saying about how labour would tax and spend, because time and again in her speech, she said labour would spend wisely as well as tax fairly. she is trying to convince people that if you borrow to invest, you will get a return, that is sensible, because... pledging money that they simply don't know where it is going to come from. a couple of other areas, i think it was quite interesting, she was talking a lot about reforming business taxation, bringing in a new property tax, but what she did not talk about was personal taxation, income tax and interestingly, she said noth...

Wasn't fair or fit for purpose and that under labour there would be changes, meaning bigger companies paid more. we will look at every single tax break, and if it doesn't deliver for the economy, orfor the the economy, or for the taxpayer, then we will scrap it. there was no detail about what labour would put in its place, though. all tax breaks would be reviewed, rachel reeves said, billions invested in making the uk greener, and taking aim at the tories, labour would demand money back from companies given covid contracts that hadn't delivered. the aim of these announcements is, in part, to s...