Rachel Reeves to blame Tories for 'covering up the true state of the public finances'

Puts an end to surprise Mini Budgets

Linus Uhlig
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves will pledge this afternoon (29 July) to “fix the foundations of our economy”, as she reveals the inheritance left by 14 years of Conservative rule, paving the way for potential tax hikes in the autumn.

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