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Reeves said enterprises worth more than £1m would be hit with death duties of 20 per cent from April next year. The proposals have sparked outrage.

It is not all Labour's fault - one cannot blame the party for Covid or Vladimir Putin - but this Government looks set on making a bad situation worse.

The Sports Direct and Flannels owner reports its results for the six months to September on Thursday, having flagged uncertainty over possible tax hikes.

Savers in their droves were panicked into pulling tax-free cash out of their pensions before the Budget for fear of a clampdown on the perk.

Last week's Budget was a right old horror show: a £30billion tax attack on the hard working and the thrifty.

With the Chancellor adding more than £20billion to tax bills in her Budget last week, households across the country will be feeling the squeeze.

The mansion tax announced in last week's Budget may only ensnare 120,000 homeowners at first.

Mel Stride said it had become 'increasingly clear' that the Chancellor had given an 'inaccurate picture of the economic and fiscal context' driven by 'political considerations.

Arun Advani's criticism is likely to be among those reaching the ears of Treasury officials.

For some, Nvidia's own knockout numbers look too good to be true. Foremost among the sceptics is Michael Burry - the 'Big Short' investor.