Sir Keir Starmer warned from Downing Street that October's Autumn Budget will be PAINFUL

sir Kia starma warned from Downing Street that October's Autumn budget would involve painful sacrifices to address economic and societal challenges which he attributes to the previous conservative government's mismanagement he hinted at potential tax increases for the wealthy while criticizing the conservatives for creating a 22 billion pound Public Finance deficit and societal issues over 14 years despite pledging not to increase National Insurance income tax or vat starmer acknowledged possible hikes in inheritance and capital gains taxes former PM rishy sunak accused labor of planning tax increases from the start labor focusing on inherited challenges has implemented cost cutting measures like scrapping a social care payment cap and withdrawing the winter fuel allowance for 10 million pensioners generating public concern some labor members believe the public will understand these actions while conservatives criticized pay raises for public sector workers amidst Cuts starma defended these decisions citing the high cost of unresolved National strikes