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Labour promised not to raise taxes on working people at the general election.
But it is looking to raise some taxes to fund public services next week .
This could include increases in tax on the sale of assets such as shares and property.
Sir Keir Starmer has repeatedly been asked whether "working people" will be hit by tax changes.
But he has struggled to offer a clear definition of what counts as a working person.
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