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Jeremy Hunt set to outline 60 billion pound in tax rises and spending cuts -The Guardian By Reuters

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(Reuters) – British finance minister Jeremy Hunt will set out tax rises and spending cuts totalling 60 billion pounds ($67.82 billion) in his autumn statement under current plans, including at least 35 billion pounds ($39.56 billion) in cuts, The Guardian reported on Sunday.

Citing a Whitehall source, the newspaper said the figures remained estimates and subject to change but that Hunt had told an all-staff meeting that he was looking for at least 50-60 billion pounds worth of measures.

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