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Dining across the divide: ‘He mentioned the idea of 100% income tax over £350,000. I think the threshold should be lower’

The Guardian UK Sunday 21 June 2026, 11:00 UTC By Erica Buist 1 min read
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An academic and a medical student share concerns about ​extremes of wealth and poverty, but do they agree on the monarchy?Anna, ‘in her 40s’, ExeterOccupation Education academic at the University of Exeter Continue reading...

An academic and a medical student share concerns about ​extremes of wealth and poverty, but do they agree on the monarchy?

Anna, ‘in her 40s’, Exeter

Occupation Education academic at the University of Exeter

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