Labour still cannot be trusted with the economy

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, highlights the conservative government's achievements in terms of supporting businesses, job creation, economic growth, and reducing debt, while criticizing the Labour Party's approach of increased spending without clear plans for funding, and emphasizes the importance of fiscal responsibility and supply-side reforms.

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9/3/2023

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt confident 'inflation is coming down' and on track to be halved this year

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is confident that his plan to reduce inflation in the UK is working and will alleviate financial strain on households, despite criticism from experts and opposition politicians. He believes that sticking to the plan and reducing inflation will ease the pressure on families and businesses and lead to economic growth. However, some Conservative colleagues may disagree with his focus on public sector productivity rather than tax cuts. Labour's shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, criticized Hunt for being out of touch with the economic realities faced by families and called for investment in the economy to benefit working people.