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The Daily Politics host criticised the Labour MP for Denton and Reddish as he struggled to answer how the party would pay for their pledges. Mr Gwynne claimed that the Labour Party would increase funding to the NHS, and increase funding to social care without explaining where the money would come from. Neil was left seething as the politician failed to answer his question which he asked several times. He said: “I understand it is a measure of priority, and I understand the case, what I am trying to get you to explain, is where the money would come from. “Now a one per cent increase in corporation tax doesn’t get you very much. So where else would you raise the money?”

BBC Andrew Gwynne struggled to reveal where the Labour Party would raise money

Sidestepping the question, the 42-year-old Labour MP targeted the government for council tax increases. He said: “The government has pushed this onto council tax, a one per cent council tax increase in my own borough raises £700,000. That is not going to fill the gap.” The host cut the Labour politician off, asking him again where the Labour Party would get the funds from to fulfil their policy if it wasn’t through council tax. Neil said: “I understand that so where are you going to get it from without increasing the national debt?” Mr Gwynne said that the Labour Party would analyse cooporatation tax in order to raise money.

BBC Andrew Neil lost his temper with the Labour MP who struggled to answer his question

I understand that so where are you going to get it from without increasing the national debt? Andrew Neil

“I have said that we would look at the tax cuts that the government have announced,” he said. “Over the next five years, those are worth £70 billion.” The presenter fired into the Labour MP asking him for a third time how they would raise funds if they were in power. He said: “So tell me which ones you will change to get back a chunk of that £70 billion.” The politician struggled to answer the question again accepting that the challenge was not for them but was nstead for the government. The comment angered the Daily Politics host who fumed arguing that their leader has insisted they would be prepared for an election at any time.

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