All the nasty details in the small print of Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : Jeremy Hunt today trumpeted tax cuts for millions of workers in his Autumn Statement - alongside boosts to benefits and pensions, and a freeze on alcohol duty.
52% : This essentially means the level at which workers start paying income tax doesn't rise in line with inflation.
50% : In what he described as "the biggest package of tax cuts since the 1980s", the Chancellor unveiled a 2p cut to National Insurance, a boost to the minimum wage and tax breaks for business as he sought to turn around the Tories dire poll ratings.
45% : The main rate on National Insurance for employees will be reduced from 12% to 10%, affecting 27 million people.
42% : Taxes to hit post-war high by 2029 - despite Tory claims Despite claiming to be the party of low taxes, Mr Sunak and his predecessor Boris Johnson have presided over massive tax rises during this Parliament.

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