Nigel Farage has pledged tens of billions of pounds in tax cuts for ‘working people’.
The Reform UK leader said his party would unveil a ‘radical’ package of tax cuts on Saturday designed to ease the cost of living and kickstart the economy.
Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick is expected to reveal plans to slash £80billion from public spending, with more than half from the bloated benefits budget.
Some of the savings will be used to pay down the UK’s huge deficit and cut crippling government borrowing costs, which have topped more than £100billion a year.
But Mr Farage hinted that a large chunk will be
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