(UK) - Conservative leader David Cameron has pledged to give gay partners the same lucrative tax breaks as married couples. The Tory leader said homosexuals in civil partnerships should be able to claim annual marriage allowances of £3,000. But he risked angering traditionalists just two days after putting families at the centre of the electoral battleground. On Tuesday, he supported a report by a Tory policy group that said an 'anti-marriage' bias had to be eliminated from the tax and benefits system. He told Channel 4 News that married and gay couples should be treated the same way over tax breaks.
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