Reform UK leader Nigel Farage warns the upcoming Budget will "do nothing for the 5.6 million people who act as sole traders and own their own businesses" and will be "very good for those who don't want to work and want to live on benefits". Report by Kennedyl. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn
00:00This budget, like the last one, will be an attack on aspiration, an attack on alarm clock Britain, an attack on those who get up in the morning.
00:09This budget will do nothing for the 5.6 million very brave men and women who act as sole traders or run their own businesses without which the British economy, frankly, would grind to a halt.
00:24And I think we can say with some confidence that this budget will be very, very good for those who don't want to work and want to live on benefits, which is very different to a civilised society looking after those that are unable to look after themselves.
00:41And it will be an attack on jobs. I have to say, I thought the budget last year, you know, you can increase the minimum wage for young people, but if at the same time you bring down to £5,000, the level at which an employer starts to pay national insurance.
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