Did Labour make its own Budget trap?

Cabinet ministers have expressed their grievances over troubling budget decisions, setting off political tensions within the Labour Party. Rachel Reeves faces the daunting task of justifying spending cuts while managing party dissent. The discussion dives into the precarious balance between internal strife and public expectations, especially relating to tax and national insurance policies. There's also a look at the impact of austerity on vital services, hinting at a potential budgetary trap of Labour's own making.