Huge tax cuts not currently realistic, Farage says

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has backtracked on his party's pledge to deliver £90bn in tax cuts annually, citing the current dire state of public finances. While still aiming for some modest tax changes, such as raising thresholds and scrapping inheritance tax, Farage acknowledged that substantial tax reductions are not currently feasible. The party's economic plans have faced criticism from economists and political rivals, with Farage emphasizing the need for fiscal responsibility in the face of economic challenges.