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Cani can i welcome the appointment of the chancellor and wish him well in his job? because his success, on his success, depends the success of our constituents. whilst inflation cannot be blamed on the government because it is an international thing, and whilst interest rates are going across the world, the one thing that the chancellor is fully responsible for its today's increase in taxation, which will take money from people at a vital time, not able to pay their bills or their investment plans. i assume he has done some economic modelling on this. what impact does he believe it will have o...

Energy bills the need for long—term energy resilience is as a urgent as ever? will that be one of his priorities was back it will. idol priorities was back it will. not 'ust priorities was back it will. not just small _ priorities was back it will. not just small but _ priorities was back it will. not just small but the _ priorities was back it will. not just small but the whole of the government. i think good government is about fixing a long—term issue as well as sterling with short—term crisis was that that is definitely a very important long—term issue. we live in a deeply divided ...

The new chancellor is told mps that economic stability is paramount and there are more difficult decisions to come. we can discuss the days events with brendan lewis who joins us on bbc news. the liz truss programme for government is dead in the waterfor that what programme for government is dead in the water for that what authority does she have to continues prime minister? : : :, , does she have to continues prime minister? . : . , , :, ., minister? actually, the programme has alwa s minister? actually, the programme has always been _ minister? actually, the programme has always been about _...

Holiday from reality which is left many of my constituents struggling to pay the bills. does the new chancellor, given that he is effectively dumped the kamikaze many budget, does he agree that he and the prime minister no longer have a democratic mandate to continue in their positions and that they should step aside and let the exasperated british people make their decision? order, just before the chancellor answers— order, just before the chancellor answers that question and response to the _ answers that question and response to the very— answers that question and response to the very u...

Had been the latest in a whole series of government u—turns. let's bring you up—to—date if you're just joining us with what is happened today. a bit of a recap for you. and in an emergency statement this morning jeremy abandoned indefinitely the plan ip cut in the basic rate of income that it didn't do to come in next year. ——jeremy hunt. help with bills will only last until next april instead of two years was that it will then be reviewed. mr hunt claimed all today's announcements will save £32 billion a year but he did warned there are more difficult decisions are ahead on tax and...