By Chris Dorrell Jeremy Hunt’s hopes of cutting taxes again before the election received another blow after government borrowing came in ahead of expectations in April. According to figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the difference between government income and spending last month was £20.5bn. This was £1.2bn more than forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility and ahead of economists’ expectations too. Borrowing in the 2024 financial year was also revised up slightly. “While central government spending and income overall both rose on this time last year, a large drop…