Would a wealth tax on the super rich solve all our problems?

All I would say is Jeff Bezos does not live in Bonsley.

And what are the practical solutions for young people to get on the housing ladder?

I'm waiting for my dad to sell his house.

Gotta get hold of that deposit money.

What did taxation look like in the past?

Hair power and servants and porcelain and a whole create into specific taxes.

Join me, Mubin Hack, as I find out why our society works the way it does,

and how we can make it fairer on the financial fairness podcast.

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I'm your host Jason Palmer.

Every weekday we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

It's been 30 years since the T. Uninman Square crackdown.

The real details have been scrubbed from the record in China,

but millions know what happened.

Our correspondence reflect on that horrific day,

and on how hard China must work to keep it out of the national conversation.

And it's tempting to imagine that requiring immigrants to speak the language of their new home

country would lead to more unity. It doesn't. What might help is giving them more time to learn.

But first,

today marks the 30 year anniversary of the T. Uninman Square crackdown.

In April 1989, demonstrators mainly students began to gather in T. Uninman Square

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