Labour, Diane Abbott and benefits
Introduce wealth tax instead of cutting benefits, says Labour's Diane Abbott
As the government prepares to announce changes to the welfare system on Tuesday, one of its MPs says it should introduce a wealth tax, rather than cutting or freezing payments Diane Abbott says a tax on people with assets over £10m could raise £24bn a year "I have no sympathy with the idea that the way to get people out of welfare is to cut the money they have to live on,
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