Brown defends tax rate cut

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Prime Minister Gordon Brown and Tory leader David Cameron clash over the axing of the 10p tax rate

Chancellor Gordon Brown closes his budget with a flourish - an announcement that the basic rate of income tax is to be cut by two pence to 20 pence in the pound from April 2008. Follow these links...

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell has defended his party's pledge to cut the basic rate of income tax. Sir Menzies said an increase in "green" taxes to help meet the tax cut was in the...

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Gordon Brown announced a 2p cut in the basic income tax rate from April 2008 in his Budget. Nick Robinson reports.

Gordon Brown is being accused of a Budget con trick over his 2p in the pound cut in the basic rate of income tax.

Gordon Brown is still facing a Labour rebellion over the 10p tax rate.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has spoken about the economy and the recent income tax rate change.