article_snippet: Gove proposed new taxes on the 'undeserving rich' last night, saying Tories will only win the general election if voters believe Tories are 'warriors for the dispossessed'.
article_snippet: Painting a broad, positive vision for five more years in power, Tories's chief whip said the wealthiest already pay the most towards reducing Trade deficit, but insisted: 'We expect them to pay more.'
article_snippet: Official figures show that despite the economic crisis, inequality has fallen since 2010 –
article_snippet: Tough stance: Chief Whip Michael Gove (pictured) proposed new taxes on the 'undeserving rich' last night, saying Tories will only win the the election if voters believe Tories are 'warriors for the dispossessed' Chief Whip Michael Gove ( added: 'The reductions in public expenditure have been accompanied by tax reform to ensure the undeserving rich pay more.'
article_snippet: The Chancellor is expected to use next week's Budget to underline the Tories' pledge to lift the threshold for basic rate tax to £12,500, freeing more of the lower-paid from tax, and to lift the 40p bracket to £50,000, helping the middle classes.
highlights_snippet: Gove said rich are already paying most but 'we expect them to pay
highlights_snippet: more'
  He wants Tories to trumpet the fact that inequality has fallen since 2010 .
  