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12 Jan 2010
David Cameron has said the Tory party will consider whether a planned rise in National Insurance should go ahead.
Speaking on Radio 5 Live the conservative leader said a decision on the 1% rise expected in 2011 would be made before a general election.
Cameron is quoted in The Times saying that it is not a good idea to put taxes up and that the party will consider whether part of the rises can be avoided.
The remarks are being viewed in some circles as an indication that the Tories will have a clear tax cutting agenda.
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