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Rachel Reeves has today stepped up to defend herself after being accused of deceiving the nation to rationalize her substantial tax increase.
The beleaguered Chancellor is facing criticism amid allegations that she fabricated a £30 billion “black hole” – despite being informed otherwise by the fiscal watchdog.
When questioned about the allegations this morning, Ms. Reeves consistently avoided the topicCredit: PA
This is in stark contrast to her statements just days later, where she indicated that Britain’s finances were “weaker than we previously thought” and even suggested potential income tax increases.
After several days of escalating pressure, when asked this morning if she had misled the public, she ultimately responded: “Of course I didn’t.”
With these statements now creating a stir at both No10 and No11, do you believe Ms. Reeves misled the public regarding the alleged “black hole”?
Share your thoughts in our exclusive poll.
The embattled Chancellor faces increasing demands for her resignation amid claims she fabricated a £30 billion ‘black hole’Credit: Alamy
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the allegations against Rachel Reeves?
Rachel Reeves is accused of creating a fictitious £30 billion “black hole” in the national finances to justify increased taxes.
How has Rachel Reeves responded to these allegations?
She has denied misleading the public, stating, “Of course I didn’t” when questioned about the accusations.
What has been the public reaction to these claims?
There is growing public concern and calls for her resignation as more information about the alleged “black hole” comes to light.
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