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Darren Grimes: £4B student loans given to foreign nationals reported as taxpayer expense

Darren Grimes: £4B student loans given to foreign nationals reported as taxpayer expense
£4 billion loans to foreign nationals raised

Darren Grimes raises concerns over taxpayer expenses after The Times reported that £4 billion in student loans were issued to foreign nationals last year, with some recipients allegedly not engaging in genuine study.

He questions how much of the loaned amount will ultimately be repaid and why U.K. policy allows this practice, particularly referencing EU nationals.

Grimes has previously questioned the effectiveness of government tax policies. He highlighted the limited annual savings from removing VAT on energy bills, noting that monthly gains may be offset by tax rises. In another instance, he referenced Gary Lineker’s £4.9 million dispute with HMRC while discussing the public support for higher taxes.

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