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With two weeks to go before British voters go to the polls, the main opposition Labour party says it will quickly introduce an emergency budget, imposing a so-called mansion tax, raising new funds from people living in homes worth more than two million pounds. It also wants to raise more revenue immediately from hedge funds and impose levies on tobacco firms. Our reporter Dominic Laurie has been speaking to Labour's spokesman on business, Chuka Umunna.