Healey's Budget hits banks with higher tax while offering householders a £100 handout on bills - but won't cut benefits as millions are expected to pay more tax under frozen thresholds
John Healey is struggling to balance the books amid the Middle East crisis and Andy Burnham's spending ambitions.
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