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5:54Now PlayingShadow Work and Pensions Secretary, Mel Stride said he found it "very worrying" to be on the other side of the Commons during the budget.
He says that Labour went into the election with "clear promises" on taxes, but that Rachel Reeves "came forward with eyewatering increases".
But he says the "figures simply don't show that" the economy will grow.
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