Top of the morning. It is coming up to three minutes past six. Mark Dolan on Morning Glory,

a big four hours to come. A red box of broken promises. Attacks on anyone that works. A budget for

benefits street. A smorgasb board of misery. Yes, Britain's

economic race to the bottom accelerates and we will bring you reaction to every aspect of Rachel

from accounts budget. The numbers don't add up, but what about the politics?

We will hear from across the political spectrum in reaction to the biggest assault on wealth creators

in the history of this country,

the biggest tax burden since the Second World War

and multiple broken manifesto promises.

Millions more workers dragged into the higher rate of tax.

A spiteful raid on wealth creators who have the temerity to work hard, save some money and live in a big house.

And the two child benefit cap lifted, which means that if you're on benefits, have as many kids as you like, while the rest of us reflect on how many kids we can actually afford.

What we're going to do this morning is we're going to call Rachel Reeves.

Okay, we've got her number because this is talk.

We're not without influence.

We have Rachel's number.

Rachel from accounts.

And therefore, we're opening Rachel Reeves' answer phone to you.

What I want you to do is call this program,

leave a voice note, and we will send it to Rachel Reeves. Your messages for Rachel Reeves's

answer phone. O344-999,000. Is that how they do it, Christian? They're going to call the number and then

they can leave the voice note. You can also text your message to Rachel Reeves.

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