New leader Andy Burnham stops tax on power
Power costs a lot of money in Britain. The people have many costs. The new government wants to help them. John Healey is the new finance boss. He agrees with the plan.
The tax change costs much money. The government stops another plan. They stop the digital ID card. Many people did not like the ID card. The government saves 1.8 billion Pounds now.
Burnham changes the government work. He starts a new office. It helps the economy in the country. Part of the government moves to Manchester. Decisions do not come only from London.
Some experts feel fear for the money. They ask about the plans. The costs for loans are higher now. Burnham says: I show the source of all money.
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Definitions
- Tax on power
- A tax is money for the state from all people.
- State loans
- The state borrows money and pays it back later.
- Giving tasks away
- The main government gives power to other regions.
People
- Andy Burnham
- He is the new head of the government.
- John Healey
- He is the new minister for finance.
- Louise Haigh
- She leads the new government office.
Locations
- Great Britain
- An island country with many people.
- London
- The main city of the country.
- Manchester
- A big city in the north.
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