'We don't want to treat families as economic units': Kemi Badenoch on new childcare reform
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The £100k wealth trap is well known. Earning just a pound more than that threshold can mean parents lose thousands of pounds in childcare entitlement. We sat down with Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, to discuss her solution to this problem. During the conversation, Mrs Badenoch also spoke about letting Liz Truss back into the Tory fold, Burnham's Brexit plans and the pension triple lock. Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Ending the Childcare Cliff Edge 01:42 - Social Media Ban & Protecting Children 02:43 - Tax Disincentives & Preventing Brain Drain 03:27 - Tax Simplification & Removing the Tourist Tax 05:11 - The Pension Triple Lock & Economic Growth 05:51 - Rejection of EU Renegotiation & Defending Brexit 07:18 - Reform UK Coalition & Nigel Farage 07:39 - Political Donation Rules & Trade Union Funding 08:25 - The New Conservative Vision: Net Zero & ECHR 09:32 - Ruling Out a Liz Truss Comeback #KemiBadenoch #ConservativeParty #UKPolitics
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