All the ways mini-Budget hands thousands to the rich - and pennies to the poor

Without sloganising or exaggeration, this is a Budget for the rich.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng today announced the biggest tax cuts since 1972, funded by a £72bn-a-year borrowing bonanza.

And his changes to National Insurance and Income Tax - which cut the main rate by 1p and axe the 45p top rate - help the wealthy.