By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Former UK prime minister Gordon Brown proposed raising Machine Gaming Duty to help address the winter fuel crisis, SBC News reported. He made the suggestion during an appearance on BBC Radio’s Today programme on Wednesday.
Brown’s proposal calls for higher Machine Gaming Duty to help address the winter fuel crisis.
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