 Trick or treat! It's not black cats, but fat cats you should be scared of this Halloween. Like the ones here at Barclays, who've made 6.4 billion pounds in profits, we've come trick or treating to see if they'll share some of the spoils from our leader's wall on the poor. After all, that money's come directly from our pockets because of soaring interest rates, a policy set by the Bank of England which this government has backed all the way. That's why Barclays profits are 12% higher than last year and 167% higher than 2020. While the only thing that's gone through the roof for us is the cost of keeping a roof over our heads. Once again, it's a trick for us and more treats for them. So we're calling for a windfall tax on bank profits which could raise 20 billion pounds this year and help the people who need it most. This Halloween, demand and end to trick or treat policies by telling Jeremy Hunt to tax the banks.