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Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds says the Chancellor's Budget tomorrow will try to give households financial "breathing space", including "big and small" measures to remove import taxes on some food items and changes to carer's allowance. Report by Keechl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00What this is about is the point we make that when we want to give people breathing space, both families
00:05and businesses, we mean it.
00:07And whilst there are a lot of pressures the Chancellor has to contend with, we can make a difference.
00:11We're not powerless and we're not saying this is everything, but there are things that will speak to people's everyday
00:16experience.
00:17So cheaper food, fixing carers allowance, confirming the rates for mileage allowances for self-employed builders and nurses and carers.
00:24There will be, as in any budget, some really big things that affect the future of the country.
00:29But whether it's something big or small, if it can make a difference to people's lives, we're going to try
00:33and make that decision.

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