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Rachel Reeves is under pressure from Labour frontbenchers to increase capital gains tax in order to raise more money for public services, according to reports.

A recent Ombudsman report recommended payments of between £1,000 and £2,950.

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During her stint with the Bank, Ms Reeves spent some time on secondment to the British Embassy in Washington.

During her stint with the Bank, Ms Reeves spent some time on secondment to the British Embassy in Washington.

During her stint with the Bank, Ms Reeves spent some time on secondment to the British Embassy in Washington.

The Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) told the Daily Mail that she would like to see National Insurance and Income Tax come down - but only when the nation's economy had stabilised.

RACHEL Reeves was mocked after a Labour list of 120 business backers was found to include no CEOs from Britain’s top 100 firms.

Rachel Reeves has refused to rule out tax rises beyond income tax, national insurance and corporation tax if Labour finds a black hole in the public finances once it enters government.