Having been blocked by Labour MPs from pushing through welfare cuts, Ms Reeves hit Britain with a second hefty tax blow in her second Budget last autumn, of £26 billion, which also saw her axe the two-child benefit cap and build a bigger “fiscal headroom”, or economic cushion, of nearly £22 billion.
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