Ahead of delivering her second budget as chancellor later this month, Rachel Reeves refused to rule out tax rises saying "necessary choices" to deliver a strong foundation for the economy. Reeves said she will continue to deliver on the priorities of the British people including cutting NHS waiting lists, national debt and the cost of living. When asked if she should have been up front during the election about tax rises, Reeves says she did it in last year's budget to "fill the £22bn black hole