article_snippet: Members of the public rounded on the Shadow Chancellor on live TV as the Shadow Chancellor suggested Britain’s budget deficit could be filled by taxes on the rich – and refused to apologise for the economic crash.
article_snippet: ‘tinkering round the edges’ when Mr Balls – who will today rule out a rise in VAT – suggested that Britain’s problems could be solved by reinstating the 50p tax for top earners and bringing in a Mansion Tax.
article_snippet: One member of the public was accused of ‘tinkering round the edges’ after suggested that Britain’s problems could be solved by reinstating the 50p tax for top earners .
article_snippet: Another called on One member of the public to come clean about One member of the public plans for the economy, describing One member of the public plans for taxes on the rich as ‘tinkering around the edges’ and asking One member of the public:
article_snippet: And One member of the public came under fire over the Mansion Tax, with voters asking why a tax levied almost exclusively on homes in the south east of England would be used to pay for more nurses in Scotland.
article_snippet: May. Members of the public rounded on the Shadow Chancellor on live TV as the Shadow Chancellor suggested Britain’s budget deficit could be filled by taxes on the rich .