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Another UK budget day dawns. This is only the fifth time since 1979 that we’ve had to endure the suspense twice in a single year. For much of the past 30 years, I’ve found myself responding to the mountains of material HM Treasury spills out on the day.
The government has no room to announce surprise tax cuts or spending increases in next week’s budget as the latest exchequer figures show that revenues are marginally below forecast for this year.
Fianna Fáil was forced to defend itself against sustained criticism for supporting the minority coalition but fired back at its detractors last night, claiming its influence had made the budget fairer.
