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Hunt is not taken as a credible messenger even when he has a point

Jeremy Hunt has responded to Rachel Reeves' accusation that he is a "liar" over almost £22bn of unfunded commitments that she said were “covered up from the country”.

But he accuses her of not being honest with voters about Labour’s tax hike plans

The chancellor made her strongest condemnation yet of her predecessor and Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party

Rachel Reeves called Jeremy Hunt a "liar" after accusing the previous government of leaving almost £22bn of unfunded commitments that it had “covered up from the country”.

The chancellor has said her predecessor Jeremy Hunt "lied" as she accused him of deliberately covering up the truth about the state of the UK's finances.

Good Morning Britain presenter Ed Balls came under fire after he and Ranvir Singh took on Jeremy Hunt.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves said Tory Jeremy Hunt 'knowingly and deliberately' covered up the state of public finances, and went to say he 'lied' during the General Election campaign

Jeremy Hunt has accused Labour of providing incorrect information on the state of the economy after Rachel Reeves said the Conservatives left a £22 billion black hole in the public finances.

‘If you’re in charge of the economy, it’s time to stop trash-talking it,’ the shadow chancellor said at the House of Commons despatch box.

‘If you’re in charge of the economy, it’s time to stop trash-talking it,’ the shadow chancellor said at the House of Commons despatch box.

‘If you’re in charge of the economy, it’s time to stop trash-talking it,’ the shadow chancellor said at the House of Commons despatch box.

Shadow chancellor Jeremy Hunt accuses his successor of laying the ground to “break her word” about a pre-election pledge on raising taxes.

The chancellor has suggested the Conservatives “put party before country” as she blamed Liz Truss, Rishi Sunak and Jeremy Hunt for a black hole in public finances.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a £22 billion blackhole in public's finances.

Local members collaborated to support a Lib Dem candidate in the election. Green HQ’s response is a sad turn away from hope

Rachel Reeves is expected to tell parliament that Rishi Sunak’s party left a £20bn black hole in the public finances, including making ‘significant funding commitments’ this year with no idea how they would be paid for

‘Draconian’ bannings, including of two local councillors, follow original candidate’s withdrawal at behest of local party

Chancellor Rachel Reeves criticised the Tories for leaving the economy in a terrible state as she set out her plans for a Covid Commissioner to claw back money lost to fraud