we ve got that money for those essential public services. the chancellor s plan needs to be credible to financial markets, palatable to his party and voters. a very difficultjuggling act that will have an impact on all of us. ben wright, bbc news. as we mentioned earlier, it s thought thatjeremy hunt plans to freeze income tax thresholds until 2028 in order to raise more money through tax. this is what those tax thresholds look like at the moment and remember, you don t pay any tax on earnings up to £12,500. so what more do we know about the chancellor s plans? 0ur economics editor faisal islam is here. what do we know? the big picture from the chancellor s what do we know? the big picture from the chancellor s words - what do we know? the big picture from the chancellor s words today| what do we know? the big picture i from the chancellor s words today as tax rises for all, but a more targeted, potentially much more targeted, potentially much more targeted, form of energy support
he told the bbc he d been explicit that taxes were going up, and acknowledged his plans to fix the public finances would disappoint people . the bbc understands he will announce a freeze on income tax thresholds until 2028, as part of efforts to raise another £20 billion in tax as well as spending cuts of around £35 billion. here s our political correspondent, ben wright. he s in charge of the economy at the toughest of times. on thursday, jeremy hunt will explain how the government plans to tackle rampant inflation, a cost of living crisis and an economy sliding into recession and grisly government finances. today, his tone was sombre, his words stark. we are going to see everyone paying more tax. we re going to see spending cuts. but i think it s very important to say we are a resilient country. the details will be revealed in parliament, but income tax thresholds are likely to be frozen for the next six years, raising billions for the treasury.
but there s very little running water, electricity, there s no mobile network. an explosion in istanbul kills six people and injures more than 80 turkey s president says it has the smell of terror . at the stroke of am, a two minute silence led by the king to mark remembrance sunday. and jubilation as england s t20 team win the world cup in melbourne, beating pakistan by five wickets. good evening. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has insisted that no one will be exempt from tax rises in his autumn statement on thursday.
focusing on the number of people crossing the channel reaching more than 40,000 they say britain and france will announce a multi million pound security pact tomorrow. the metro leads on the warning from the chancellorjeremy hunt that we ll all pay more tax he s due to make a budget announcement on thursday. the is front page is about the autumn statement and how there ll be tax rises for all . the guardian reports that up to a third of hospital beds in parts of england are occupied by patients well enough to be discharged. the daily mail also focuses on the nhs they report that a top a&e doctor believes hospitals harm the elderly and that he is desperate to keep his elderly parents from going in to hospitals this winter . the daily star s front page claims that more than £250,000 has been spent on champagne and beer in parliament. ok, let s begin. as i say, john and
john, thank you so much forjoining us. i m going to start with you, john stapleton. it is a bit childish, but it is nice when you have a broadcast interview making headlines in the newspapers at the start. we will all pay more tax, pretty clear from jeremy hunt. yes. pretty clear from jeremy hunt. yes, talk to laura pretty clear from jeremy hunt. yes, talk to laura kuenssberg pretty clear from jeremy hunt. ye: talk to laura kuenssberg on the bbc this morning. not exactly surprising news for any of us. let s face it. we are expecting 25 million of tax races and 35 billion of cuts, we will come to the cuts later. he did not go into any detail with laura today, but the speculation is 45p on income tax. that will affect people on earnings of 100 rev thousand. the tax there shall generally be raised so thousands of people are going to a higher tax band as their wages go