Michael Gove says he disagrees with Liz Truss's 45p tax cut

The Telegraph published this video item, entitled “Michael Gove says he disagrees with Liz Truss’s 45p tax cut” – below is their description.

Michael Gove strongly hinted he will vote against axing the 45p income tax rate as Liz Truss faced a growing rebellion over her mini-Budget on the first day of Tory conference.
The former Cabinet minister said plans to remove the top bracket, which is levied only on those who earn more than £150,000 a year, was “a display of the wrong values”.
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