Conservative party policy to cut tax on savings

Conservative party policy to cut tax on savings; ITN Buckinghamshire: Aylesbury: INT William Hague MP (Conservative Leader) interview SOT - radical and far reaching look at politics / not afraid to consider anything - we're in a country that is feeling let down / have a government that has made a lot of promises and said that it would do a lot on public services and hasn't - got to really think about how we could deliver those improvements that they have failed to deliver - believe that we stand for the family that works hard, saves hard, tries to be independent of the state, wants a better future for their kids and believe in their country - (PM Tony) Blair might say this but he doesn't deliver and he is submerging the country more and more in Europe / should be saying, in Europe not run by Europe - believe this and am going to deliver, policies all come from that - time moves on, some of what did in the past won't do in the future if a mistake - the ERM was a mistake so not getting involved in anything like that - in favour of keeping the pound and staying out of the single currency - think that we centralise power too much / in favour of decisions being made closest to the people who are affected by them, about schools, hospitals etc - always a key policy of the Conservative party - new tax policy is to help the family / halving the tax rate on savings for lowest income families / need to do more to help people who are trying to provide for their own old age - seeing a clear failure by government to deliver on health / will make a policy statement after discussion - in favour of using tax payers money more effectively, less waste - (Michael Portillo's revelations about his private life) essentially a private matter / would welcome him back in the House of Commons - not had much private life myself / part of being a politician CUTAWAYS Goodman EXT i/c CF = B0276553 O...