Labour needs to come clean to voters about its tax plan, writes Patrick O'Donnell

Summary

Labour Party pledges not to raise income tax, National Insurance, or VAT if elected
Plans include slashing NHS waiting times, creating public-owned energy company, and improving public services
Questions remain on how Labour plans to pay for these proposals
Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that both main parties are not being honest about funding public services

Labour needs to come clean to voters about its tax plan, writes Patrick O’Donnell