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Taxes, NHS, immigration: Starmer and Sunak clash in first election TV debate
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer went head to head in the first TV debate before the general election on 4 July. The debate was dominated by a row on taxes after the prime minister repeatedly told the audience Keir Starmer would raise families' taxes by £2,000. Starmer responded by calling this nonsense. The two party leaders went on to debate immigration, the Rwanda scheme, funding the NHS and what their plans are to help the younger generation Reality check: how do the leaders’ claims in TV debate stack up? Sunak and Starmer scrap over tax and immigration in heated first TV debate
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Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer went head to head in the first TV debate before the general election on 4 July. The debate was dominated by a row on taxes after the prime minister repeatedly told the audience Keir Starmer would raise families' taxes by £2,000. Starmer responded by calling this nonsense. The two party leaders went on to debate immigration, the Rwanda scheme, funding the NHS and what their plans are to help the younger generation Reality check: how do the leaders’ claims in TV debate stack up? Sunak and Starmer scrap over tax and immigration in heated first TV debate
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