Pinocchio Reeves is nailed in lying game

RACHEL from Accounts wanted so much to be remembered as the first female Chancellor.

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Instead she'll be remembered as the worst Chancellor ever - a modern-day Pinocchio in a cautionary tale about lying to the public. The lies started with the Labour manifesto, which pledged “we will not’ increase taxes on working people”.

When Rishi Sunak challenged this - saying if Labour is elected it will increase taxes on wages, cars, houses, pensions and savings — Reeves launched into a blistering personal attack, branding Rishi a liar.

Yet just a few months later, Reeves set the highest tax-raising Budget on record. Her next whopper was when she said that her first Budget of tax hikes was a once in a lifetime Budget, and that she wouldn’t come back with another Budget like that. Then last week, in her very next Budget, Rachel Thieves came back for billions more tax from hardworking people.