John Healey ‘poised’ to target banks with Budget tax raid
John Healey is set to raise taxes on banks when he delivers his first Budget at the end of the month, according to new reports. The Chancellor has faced fierce lobbying from the left of the Labour party and trade unions to slap higher taxes on the sector following the bumper profits reaped by industry [...]
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