Should the UK introduce a 'mansion tax' on homes worth over £2 million to fund the NHS?
With NHS waiting lists still stubbornly high in 2026 and Treasury coffers stretched, calls for a property-based levy on Britain's most expensive homes are growing louder. Critics argue it punishes asset-rich, cash-poor pensioners in London and the South East.
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