Hey, very good morning, my friends, just after six o'clock and welcome to Talk.

It's where the nation comes to talk.

It's JK back at the controls after a very interesting week playing golf.

Never mind, I'll tell you more later.

Just on six o'clock.

My God, I was sad, actually I have to say, last week thinking,

I wish I hadn't been away because the budget was scintillating, wasn't it? And of course, everybody's had their say, it seems that I've returned to a country where if you go to work and you pay tax and you live within the confines of the law, you're screwed because it's basically better to not go to work, to sit on benefits, and to procreate till the cows come home.

But loads of that coming up.

We say very good morning.

She's the 1st of December.

Rachel Reeves has been in the firing line, it seems, for weeks and weeks and weeks.

And still, her pre-budget lies are the number one news story in town.

Yesterday, it's all over the papers today, front of the Times,

ministers, Reeves misled us over black hole. So this is a woman who, sort of, emergency sort of

press conference, where we're trying to eat your Cheerios, as Kimmy Baden-Not said, who said,

there's a black hole, and I'm going to have to raise taxes because the finances were all screwed up

by the Tories. Transpire, she had nearly five million in credit, but she thought she'd scare us all

so she could in fact, well, I say benefit people who don't do an awful lot. That's the argument is,

but now this is how in trouble this government is. Now Stama's own cabinet, right, have been briefing against

their own chance to say she misled them. Stama's been dragged in it because he can't tell the

truth it was written in front of him. And our very own Nigel Farage, of course, the leader of reform,

has now written to Stammer's own ethics advisor to say, I think you'll find that your chancellor

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