British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservatives and the opposition Labour Party are increasingly making the economy a battleground of their early election campaigning.Finance minister Jeremy Hunt said on Friday the Conservatives would cut workers' taxes while Labour's plans would add 2,

Jeremy Hunt has promised further tax cuts under a Conservative government, ahead of this year's general election. The Chancellor defended the UK's record tax levels, which he said were necessary to cover the costs of protecting the public from pandemic costs and soaring energy bills.

Jeremy Hunt has accused Labour of needing to raise taxes or borrowing to fund its spending pledges, while he is under attack over his plan to abolish national insurance for workers

The chancellor draw up an election battle line between the Conservatives and Labour during a speech this morning, claiming his government will bring down taxes while Labour policies would be ‘damaging

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has claimed there is a £38bn fiscal hole in Sir Keir Starmer’s spending plans that would entail tax rises under a Labour government, as the Tories and the opposition party traded insults over economic proposals.

Jeremy Hunt accused Labour of 'playground politics' over attacks on the historically-high burden being borne by households and businesses

Jeremy Hunt warned Sir Keir Starmer will hike taxes as he revealed bombshell official costings. The Chancellor said the costings show Labour commitments will cost at least £59 billion over the next four years.