Britain is broken. What will fix it? Lots and lots of money

If the money were for bank bailouts, we wouldn’t hesitate – and £100bn is much better than state failure, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

Hunt’s budget may be economic fantasy, but he’s set a political trap for Labour

Rishi Sunak’s small-state ideology misjudges the needs of the economy and the mood of the country, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

With inflation falling, the chancellor is expected to turn his attention to growing the economy

From Whitehall to welfare and pay to pensions, here is what Jeremy Hunt is likely to announce

Amid less gloomy OBR forecasts the chancellor is expected to take first steps towards cutting personal taxes

Chancellor says bringing down inflation remains one of his main aims as he prepares autumn statement

The chancellor is estimated to have billions to play with and has a range of options from lowering income tax to cutting inheritance tax

PM would almost certainly have known concerns over ‘eat out to help out’ scheme, says former chief scientific adviser

Andrew Bailey warns more work to be done to bring inflation back to 2% target and further rate rises may still be necessary

Former chief scientific adviser Patrick Vallance revealed there was ‘complete lack of leadership’ at times in crisis

The idea may have a superficial appeal given the stock market’s state but Jeremy Hunt would be well advised to steer clear

PM signals that business tax cuts more likely than personal ones as he sets out ‘next phase’ of government’s economic plan

In letter to Guardian, campaigners say billions could be raised to help finance decarbonisation

Chancellor says he will not throw away hard work done to tackle rising prices amid calls for income tax cuts

Chancellor is upbeat but there is little chance of autumn statement changing voter perceptions of Tory plan