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Good morning.

It's Wednesday, the 29th of May, May 29th,

2024 is Richie Allen here in

Salford. Another wet, grey, miserable one. Where is spring? Where is spring? Where's

early summer? Awful this morning. Although managed to escape a drenching, managed to dodge the showers

when I was out walking with the puppies the papers podcast

taking a look at the front pages of the UK's daily newspapers also then going

inside there are some interesting stories today there really are we'll come to them

in a minute let's run down the front pages

then again and I won't keep repeating this it is election centric it's heavy

the front page is heavy on election coverage the metro locking horns is

the headline it photographs it depicts the shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves and the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. And this is about the, this is about tax promises and how the parties are going to square up over tax promises.

The Metro says, is reporting, that Rishi Sunak claimed Labor's tax plans would cost every

family £2,000 a year. Under Labour, you'll be two grand a year worse off, claimed Stunak yesterday.

But the shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves branded his policies a desperate gimmick, he promised,

didn't he, that he would take pensioners out of taxation and would save pensioners in the region of 250 to 300 pounds a

year. So tax battles, pledges and promises, claims and counterclaims. That is according to the

Metro. The Daily Mail. Tory vow to ban rip-off university degrees by changing the law.

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