The much-anticipated Autumn Budget was finally delivered on the 30th October, in reality it wasn't quite the fireworks show the nation was expecting.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faced the task: filling the "black hole" in public finances while keeping her party's ambitious manifesto pledges. The solution? A plan to raise £41 billion in taxes over the next five years.

The UK woke up Friday to a change in government, as Labour won the general election by achieving the biggest swing in recent parliamentary history…