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The Latest Breaking News from Jeremy Hunt

Can Liz Truss survive after Trussonomics is binned?

If she couldn't deliver on the policies she was elected on, what is keeping her in power?

Wales Online

Jeremy Hunt’s economic plan turns the clock back to austerity

UK chancellor’s tightening of fiscal policy will lead to weaker growth and a deeper recession

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Sturgeon talks Scottish currency and EU membership as she publishes economic prospectus for independence

First Minister promises to 'openly and frankly' address issues like currency, debt, deficit and trade

Insider UK

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Use our Mini-Budget U-turns calculator to see how tax and energy shake-ups affect you

The Mirror has designed a special Mini-Budget changes calculator so you can check the direct impact on your salary and finances, as well as what the U-turns mean for your energy bills this winter

Daily Mirror

Jeremy Hunt claims to be a green Tory. Now is his chance to prove it

Roster of clear environmental policies could help new chancellor plug multibillion-pound hole in finances

The Guardian - UK

Martin Lewis speaks up on energy price promise slashing - 'Trussenomics totally hunted down and gone'

The Money Saving Expert has been very vocal about the state of UK politics and the part it plays in the current cost of living crisis.

Chronicle Live

Budget calculator shows how income tax announcement affects your finances

Kwasi Kwarteng's mini budget has been reversed

Nottingham Post

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Travel retailers deplore government U-turn on VAT-free shopping

Heathrow predicts: ‘Further regression of high streets, shopping centres, ports and airports as we continue to lose out to our European competitors’

The Independent UK

New UK finance minister scraps more tax cuts in further government U-turn

Britain's new finance chief Jeremy Hunt on Monday axed debt-fuelled tax cuts to further calm market turmoil, in another major government U-turn that appears to leave Liz Truss's position as prime minister in a precarious state.

France 24

Wealthy bankers will get big boost to their bonuses despite massive Budget U-turn

The cap on bankers' bonuses will still be scrapped - one of the few changes to survive from the mini-Budget - at the same time as energy bills help is scaled back

Daily Mirror

UK Treasury chief in position of power as PM Truss struggles

As British Prime Minister Liz Truss struggles to retain her authority, one man is seen to be in the real position of power to restore order and credibility to the Conservative government and limit the damage caused by Truss’ economic plans

The Independent UK

How Jeremy Hunt's huge new tax and energy announcements will affect you

Changes to income tax, energy bill support and alcohol prices will affect millions of households

Manchester Evening News

Everything Jeremy Hunt's statement means for your money - from tax and energy to booze

Brits will be left paying more Income Tax and alcohol duty, but less in National Insurance, under a massive shake-up unveiled today by new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Daily Mirror

Nicola Sturgeon launches savage attack on Liz Truss as she calls again for PM to resign

The First Minister said she was hoping for a general election "very soon" and described Truss's government as a "rotten shower".

Daily Record

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Evening Standard

The Standard View: Jeremy Hunt is moving fast to clean up the mess, but it is not a one-day task

By tradition, the Commons does not sit before 2.30pm on a Monday, as MPs journey from their constituencies to Westminster. Jeremy Hunt did not have that kind of time.

Axios

New U.K. finance minister scraps most of controversial tax cut plan

"No government can control markets, but every government can give certainty about the sustainability of public finances."

Daily Mirror

Jeremy Hunt’s bizarre row with Stephen Hawking and very expensive toilet

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered an emergency statement on the mini-budget in an effort to reassure financial markets. He previously publicly disagreed with Stephen Hawking, reportedly used to carry a karaoke machine in his car and faced a slew of questions about a government bathroom

Wales Online

Martin Lewis predicts three scenarios the energy price guarantee's early end could mean for those on fixed tariffs

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced that help with energy bills for all households could only last until April

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Daily Mirror

Historic Budget U-turn IN FULL - all Jeremy Hunt's tax announcements at a glance

The new Chancellor confirmed that he would axe all but two key measures from Liz Truss's mini-Budget just over three weeks ago

The National (Scotland)

'I knew this would never be sustained': John Swinney slams mini budget U-turns

JOHN Swinney has said there will not need to be changes made to Scotland’s upcoming Budget statement on the back of UK Government U-turns because…

The Independent UK

Liz Truss still running the country, Downing Street insists

Jeremy Hunt is not ‘chief executive’ to PM’s ‘chairman’, says No 10 spokesperson

Wales Online

You will be £174 worse off next year thanks to Jeremy Hunt's announcement today

That is before any rise in energy bills from April is taken into account

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis' warning to government as Jeremy Hunt scraps two-year energy price cap

The new Chancellor dramatically scaled back support for household energy bills

Manchester Evening News

“Who voted for this?”: Liz Truss branded 'unfit to govern' as Prime Minister's own Chancellor wipes away her credibility in 'meltdown' statement

Calls for the PM to go are growing within the Conservative Party

The Independent UK

Average earner ‘would have paid around £174 less in tax next year before U-turn’

Someone on £30,000 will still be around £218 better off next year due to the scrapping of the recent increase to national insurance, Quilter said.

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