Labour PM, chancellor and deputy PM would publish tax returns, says Starmer
Labour leader also vows to publish internal register of ministerial interests
Sir Keir Starmer has said that under a Labour government, the prime minister, chancellor and deputy prime minister would all publish their tax returns.
The Labour leader vowed to add greater transparency in publishing the internal register of ministerial interests, with the party considering using an opposition day debate this week to give Tory MPs a vote on the matter.
It comes as No 10 grapples with the controversy surrounding Tory chair Nadhim Zahawi, as well as questions about former prime minister Boris Johnson and the appointment of Richard Sharp as BBC chairman.
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