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The Papers: 'Another tax bombshell?' and 'Terror plot targets'

The Papers: 'Another tax bombshell?' and 'Terror plot targets'
BBC News Saturday 03 October 2026, 23:49 UTC 1 min read
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Several of today's papers feature Andy Burnham's latest plans as PM, including experts warning of a potential tax rise to help cover his social care plan.

Several of today's papers feature Andy Burnham's latest plans as PM, including experts warning of a potential tax rise to help cover his social care plan.
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