Hunt to take on Labour over tax in sign of election battles to come
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will accuse Labour opposite number Rachel Reeves of planning tax hikes to cover spending pledges.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will accuse Labour opposite number Rachel Reeves of planning tax hikes to cover spending pledges.
"The cost of sending one migrant to Rwanda would get 234 children education for a year. Is that a good use of money?"
Jeremy Hunt sought to manage expectations as voters head to the polls on Thursday.
Jeremy Hunt, Penny Mordaunt, Sir Iain Duncan Smith, and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg are all on course to lose their seats.
"You are absolutely right, that is not very much", a stunned Rachel Johnson said.
Labour said Jeremy Hunt’s remarks revealed how ‘desperately out of touch’ the Tory Government is.
The chancellor told the British inventor that he should run for parliament if he believed he could do a better job than the government!
It's a story as old as time: A newsreader has wrestled with Jeremy Hunt's name, and ended up as today's viral meme...
The Chancellor was accused of ‘running scared of losing his own seat’ by the Lib Dems, who are targeting his Surrey constituency at the election.
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