Government borrows more than expected in February, but on track for lowest annual total in four years
The borrowing figures are the first since Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget, in which he cut National Insurance by a further 2p.
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Government borrows more than expected in February, but on track for lowest annual total in four years
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