Britain could be heading towards another round of tax rises in the 2026 Autumn Budget. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has refused to rule out increases, while Chancellor John Healey faces growing pressure from higher borrowing costs, defence commitments and welfare spending. In this video, we examine which taxes could rise, including capital gains tax, bank levies, energy windfall taxes, property charges and changes affecting pensions and investments. No measures have yet been confirmed, but the Government’s limited financial headroom means difficult decisions may be approaching. Watch as we explain who could pay more and what the Budget could mean for households
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