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That's a lot of words to say "the Tories know they're on the way out and they're trying to limit the good Labour can do when they get in, as expected"
Regardless of what you think about Labour and where its policy is currently, this would frankly be more of a story if the Tories weren't taking an opportunity like this to sabotage the incoming government
The Tories basically have to offer a load of unsustainable tax cuts because that's the only carrot they've got in the toolbox for their dwindling support. It's a happy bonus for them that the same unsustainable cuts make things difficult for Labour
Edit: unsustainable, not unattainable