National Insurance
The party will promise to cut another 2p off National Insurance.
The party's manifesto will pledge to knock another 2p off National Insurance.
The International Monetary Fund has warned the chancellor not to bring down National Insurance again before the election.
An interesting time for the PM to use a pint of milk after being called a "pint-sized loser" last week...
"You're speaking about it as if this is a problem that has suddenly dropped into your lap," the Good Morning Britain host said.
“Everybody is worse off, except the Tories of the government.”
But the overall tax burden is set to hit a new post-war high - and economic growth will be weaker than previously forecast.
The National Insurance rise was reversed over the weekend
By contrast, the richest Britons will benefit by £150 a month.
The education secretary now thinks workers should get to keep more of the money they earn.