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This week shadow chancellor John McDonnell defined rich people as those earning above 拢70,000 to 拢80,000 a year, during an interview where he suggested that they could be asked to pay more tax under a Labour government. Professor Donald Hirsch, Director of the Centre for Research in Social Policy at Loughborough University, shares insights on people with that level of income, including where they're likely to be found.