'Is it fair to lift taxes for everyone?' - BethRigby Rishi Sunak says he won't comment on specific measures and what we'll see from the chancellor is an approach which is 'both fair and compassionate'. 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YT
However, every time he was asked by Sky News' political editor Beth Rigby to apologise, he repeated that errors were made and said:"What I want to do now is fix them."
Although Mr Sunak spoke out against Ms Truss's plans for the economy during the summer's leadership campaign, he said he would not vote against her mini-budget.He said since he took over the reins, there is now"much more stability in the UK's financial position in terms of what the UK is paying to borrow money and what's happened to the pound".
"I think that people can be reassured that we will put a plan together that will do that, and that is what you will see on Thursday," he added. Mr Sunak is on his second major international visit as PM, after the COP27 climate change talks in Egypt last week.
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