Former prime minister Liz Truss fears that "this is just the start of the pain" ahead of the Labour Government budget, which is expected to see rising taxes in Britain. "It's gonna be a very painful day!"@Iromgpic.twitter.com/8TP9YLTFuZ— Talk (@TalkTV) October 30, 2024Liz Truss has overlooked her own disastrous mini-Budget once again in a bid to badmouth Labour’s major fiscal announcement today.The ex-PM, who was kicked out of office after just 45 days over her own reckless spending plans, claimed the new government is going to introduce plenty of “pain” to Brits with its Budget.Speaking to Talk on Wednesday, she said: “The problem is the economic situation was already bad.“We had the highest taxes for 70 years, the government is spending almost half the national income, the civil service has ballooned in size.“This is what I tried to stop in 2022.“Taxes were going higher and high