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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Politics
Letters

Is it jam tomorrow with Jeremy Hunt?

The Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, makes a statement from HM Treasury.
The new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, tears up Liz Truss’s mini-budget in a statement from the Treasury. Photograph: Simon Walker/HM Treasury

Our new chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, once participated in the exportation of English marmalade. So while we should not expect jam today at such short notice, it is not unreasonable to think there might be jam tomorrow, when we might at last be, as an older relative of mine used to sing, “in that happy land … where they eat bread and jam three times a day”.
Ronald Fairfax
Hull

• Neil Macfarlane shouldn’t worry too much about the elderly struggling to answer questions on UK current affairs when taking memory tests during this period of political turbulence (Letters, 14 October). My 86-year-old mother recently passed hers with flying colours and attributes this success to reading the Guardian every day.
Matthew Ryder
Buckden, Cambridgeshire

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