Kwasi Kwarteng will tomorrow deliver a £30billion tax-cutting mini-budget which helps the rich and puts strain on the poor - despite warnings that it's a 'gamble at best'.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer will deliver on Prime Minister Liz Truss' pledges to reverse April's National Insurance hikes in a matter of weeks, and scrap a planned hike in corporation tax in the Spring of 2023.
He will also set out a multi-billion pound cost of energy support plan, and could slash things like Stamp Duty and limits on bankers' bonuses.
