“Kemi Badenoch Pledges to Scrap Inheritance Tax on Family Homes in Tory Comeback Bid” — what this page in the network covers. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has announced that her party would abolish inheritance tax on family homes, a move aimed at reviving Tory fortunes after their bruising 2024 general election defeat. Speaking as she seeks to convince voters the Conservatives have changed, Badenoch declared the party is "coming back," positioning the policy as a cornerstone of a renewed Conservative offer focused on aspiration and family security. The pledge targets the growing number of households drawn into inheritance tax due to rising property values, a key concern for middle-income families and older voters.
By promising to remove the levy on primary residences, Badenoch hopes to differentiate her leadership from Labour and reclaim economic credibility. The proposal is likely to reignite debate over tax fairness and public spending, with critics questioning how the cut would be funded. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.