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Hunt: Tax rises and spending cuts on cards with difficult decisions ahead | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Jeremy Hunt suggested that tax rises could form part of a painful fiscal package designed to restore market confidence in the UK.

City ofUnited kingdomRobert bucklandKwais kwartengPrime ministerJohn redwoodChristopher chopeKeir starmerKwasi kwartengNeil kinnockBoris johnsonOffice of budget responsibilitySky newsBudget responsibilitySaturday mr huntMinister liz truss

Hunt: Tax rises and spending cuts on cards with difficult decisions ahead | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

Jeremy Hunt suggested that tax rises could form part of a painful fiscal package designed to restore market confidence in the UK.

City ofUnited kingdomRobert bucklandKwais kwartengPrime ministerJohn redwoodChristopher chopeKeir starmerKwasi kwartengNeil kinnockBoris johnsonOffice of budget responsibilitySky newsBudget responsibilitySaturday mr huntMinister liz truss

Hunt: Tax rises and spending cuts on cards with difficult decisions ahead | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Jeremy Hunt suggested tax rises could form part of a painful fiscal package designed to restore market confidence in the UK.

City ofUnited kingdomRobert bucklandKwais kwartengPrime ministerJohn redwoodChristopher chopeKeir starmerKwasi kwartengNeil kinnockBoris johnsonOffice of budget responsibilitySky newsBudget responsibilitySaturday mr huntMinister liz truss

Hunt: Tax rises and spending cuts on cards with difficult decisions ahead | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Jeremy Hunt suggested tax rises could form part of a painful fiscal package designed to restore market confidence in the UK.

City ofUnited kingdomRobert bucklandKwais kwartengPrime ministerJohn redwoodChristopher chopeKeir starmerKwasi kwartengNeil kinnockBoris johnsonOffice of budget responsibilitySky newsBudget responsibilitySaturday mr huntMinister liz truss

UK PM Boris Johnson seeks to stay in power until the mid-2030s

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday he aims to remain in power until the middle of the next decade, despite calls for him to quit, which would make him the country s longest

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