Tories have been blasted for an £18 billion "giveaway" to big banks buried in the small print of Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement.
The government's plan, published today, saw the Bank Surcharge drop from 8% to just 3% from April next year.
Today the Lib Dems called for the government to reverse the move, along with a cut to the Bank Levy, to fund a scheme to support mortgage-payers facing rising bills.
