The Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry on his estate: 0.3 per cent of Britain’s population owns 69 per cent of its land
Consider these three facts. One: Britain is struggling to recover from a crisis caused in large part by a huge property bubble. Two: unemployment is painfully high. Three: the government has a huge gap in its finances. So, what would you raise taxes on?
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