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Some of the early editions have witness reports about the stabbing attack on a train in Cambridgeshire. The Sun quotes a passenger as saying there was “blood everywhere” and that it was “like something from a film”. The Times says witnesses described some passengers being “stamped [on]” as they tried to flee.
“2 p, or not 2p,” wonders the Observer, as its columnist, Andrew Rawnsley, considers whether Chancellor Rachel Reeves may increase income tax in the Budget later this month. He suggests “there’ll be a steep penalty for breaking Labour’s tax pledge – but the price may have to be paid.” The Times says prominent tax campaigners are urging her to offer people earning a £100,000 a tax break, because of what it calls a “tax trap” deterring the ambition of people who could otherwise help drive the economy.
The Telegraph says the chancellor is thinking about doubling the council tax on the most expensive properties in the Budget – which could lead to some homeowners paying more than
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