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Portrait of the Week: David Cameron’s tax troubles and the Archbishop of Canterbury’s paternity

Plus, teargas fired at migrants trying to escape Greece and the Austrian government seizes Hitler’s birthplace

16 April 2016

9:00 AM

16 April 2016

9:00 AM

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David Cameron, the Prime Minister, after spending a week parrying questions about his late father’s investment fund Blairmore, suddenly published a summary showing that on his own taxable income of £200,307 in the past year he had paid tax of £75,898. Downing Street said ‘potential prime ministers’ and chancellors should be expected to publish their tax returns in future.

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