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The Chancellor has reportedly invited the bosses of some of Britain’s most prominent private companies to attend a meeting on May 16 at Dorneywood.

The Chancellor has reportedly invited the bosses of some of Britain’s most prominent private companies to attend a meeting on May 16 at Dorneywood.

The Chancellor has reportedly invited the bosses of some of Britain’s most prominent private companies to attend a meeting on May 16 at Dorneywood.

The Chancellor has reportedly invited the bosses of some of Britain’s most prominent private companies to attend a meeting on May 16 at Dorneywood.

Jeremy Hunt is convening a summit aimed at enticing more companies to London's stock market amid an accelerating exodus of businesses being picked off by overseas and financial predators.

The Government borrowed £6.6bn more than had been forecast during the past financial year, new figures show

It is the second time the Chancellor has been accused of breaking Parliamentary rules over charging for access to Westminster in less than two months

Rishi Sunak, Jeremy Hunt, and Grant Shapps arrived in Warsaw on Tuesday (23 April) just hours after the government’s controversial Rwanda Bill was passed.

Government borrowed £120.7bn in the last financial year, with just under £12bn in March

Official figures revealed borrowing for the last financial year overshot forecasts, hitting £120.7billion

The Conservative politician was one of 20 MPs and peers running in the London Marathon on Sunday.

The Conservative politician was one of 20 MPs and peers running in the London Marathon on Sunday.

The Conservative politician was one of 20 MPs and peers running in the London Marathon on Sunday.

Jeremy Hunt completed his third London Marathon today (21st April). The Conservative candidate for Godalming and Ash was joined by a group of over 20 people, all close friends and family of his late brother Charlie. The group raised over…

Just a few months ago there was intense speculation that chancellor Jeremy Hunt was going to scrap inheritance tax altogether in a huge vote-winning move. It never happened. Now he could go on the attack.

The Government is thought to be planning one more 'fiscal event'

The chancellor Jeremy Hunt and former health secretary Matt Hancock are among record number of Westminster figures taking to start line on Sunday - but they will all be miles behind the MP record set 39 years ago

Mr Hunt has previously hinted there could be a further 'fiscal event' before voters go to the polls in an effort to underline the Conservatives ' tax-cutting credentials.