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New UK finance minister warns some taxes will rise in sign of new U-turn

Por: CNBC Politics October 15, 2022

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Jeremy Hunt arrives at his home in London after he was appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer following the resignation of Kwasi Kwarteng. Picture date: Friday October 14, 2022.Aaron Chown Pa Images Getty ImagesBritain's new finance minister Jeremy Hunt said on Saturday that some taxes will have to go up, signaling another abrupt policy U-turn by Prime Minister Liz Truss who is battling to save her leadership just over a month into her... + full article



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