Jeremy Hunt, the chancellor of the Exchequer, is known for his competence and sober demeanor, which he will most likely need as he outlines tax increases and public spending cuts.
Author: STEPHEN CASTLE
Former UK Health Secretary Gets a TV Gig, Then a Suspension
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