BRITAIN faces a £40billion tax bomb in a desperate attempt to fund the country out of crisis.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is also keeping cuts to the winter fuel allowance and the two-child benefit cap while hiking bus fares.
She insisted measures in her Budget yesterday are needed to "rebuild Britain" and fund struggling schools and hospitals.
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THE greatest night of Barry McGuigan's career had an audience not even I'm a Celebrity can get near. In the unusual setting of QPR's Loftus Road in London, the Monaghan man defeated Eusebio Pedroza to become WBA featherweight champion on a June night in 1985. Around 25,000 fans were there in the stadium but 20m viewers tuned in on the BBC to watch McGuigan dethrone one of the great champions of the era. Now starring om 'Celebrity', Chris McKenna looks back to that famous evening
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