Gina Miller

Gina Miller argues that Andy Burnham’s proposed cost-of-living measures risk requiring higher taxes and should be matched by fairness and credible economic growth. She proposes using AI to narrow the £59.2 billion tax gap, replacing the pensions triple lock with a double lock, offering employers a temporary national insurance holiday for hiring young or long-term-unemployed people, directing more British Business Bank capital to female-led firms, and using Britain’s £3.2 trillion in pension savings to finance domestic infrastructure and businesses. She concludes that the UK must pursue fairer burden-sharing and broad-based growth simultaneously to avoid worsening intergenerational and social divisions.