6:15am. let s have a look at the papers and the front patches. kwasi kwarteng s massive wave of tax cuts dominates the front pages. the i reports that sterling fell below $1.09 for the first time since 1985 after the move, and describes the markets reactions as a punishing early verdict on the chancellor s plans. a budget for the rich is the guardian s damning headline, describing the chancellor s package as the biggest giveaway since anthony barber s ill fated 1972 budget . some labour mps have described the plans as a class war . not all papers are critical. the daily mail celebrates what its headline calls a true tory budget . according to the paper, business chiefs have welcomed the measures, with the confederation of british industry saying there was no choice but to go for growth . and the times has this photo of the acclaimed author dame hilary mantel, who has died at the age of 70. she won the booker prize twice, first for 2009 s wolf hall, and then for bring up the bod
Going to be the big dividing line so those who supported rishi sunak and thought his approach was the right want to do with the economy aren t going to change their mind overnight. so you have some conservative mps welcoming this, seeing this as a return to full fact conservatism, if you like. there are measures in at the most conservative mps lie, even those unsure about this as a direction overall but there are a number of conservative mps who are very nervous about doing this now, particularfunding it in such a long time. there also was concerned about measures benefiting the wealthier people. the former cabinet ministerjulian smith last night tweeting that despite many positive enterprise measures the huge tax cut for the very rich at a time of national crisis was wrong. for the moment, thank you very much. and if you want to know more about the mini budget and how it affects you you can find out more details on the website. voting continues in so called independence referendums ta