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Cabinet has written to Treasury to complain about departmental cuts being proposed.
Filling the gap in funding public services could lead to the largest tax rising Budget in a generation.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has committed to a new borrowing rule that means day-to-day spending must be covered by tax revenues.
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