Rachel Reeves, wearing a red Remembrance poppy, speaking to BBC political editor Chris Mason after her Budget statement

This is not a Budget we want to repeat, Reeves tells BBC

The chancellor unveils £40bn in tax rises in her first Budget, with employers set to bear the brunt, but she says it should be a one-off.
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