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U.K Voters Back Spending Cuts
10 Oct
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A clear majority of voters still support the controversial decision to axe child benefit for higher-rate taxpayers from 2013, according to a survey for The Telegraph.
“They also back further reductions of the £195 billion welfare budget in preference to cutbacks in defence and education as ministers step up their assault on Britain’s record budget deficit.”
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