GB News guest Justin Urquhart Stewart certainly didn’t mince his words as he took aim at Rachel Reeves ahead of her Autumn budget. The chancellor could deliver a blow to Labour’s core metropolitan voter base as part of a tax raid on properties worth over £2million, according to reports. She acknowledged that people are “angry at unfairness” in the British economy in a filmed address ahead of unveiling her second Budget on Wednesday (November 26) and pledged to “build a fairer, stronger, and more secure” country.

Among the heavily trailed measures, she is expected to announce an increase in council tax by revaluing 2.4million of the most valuable properties in bands F, G, and H. The move could see more than 150,000 properties charged higher council tax, with homeowners in Labour-voting

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