On today’s episode, Ian King delves into the fallout of new Chancellor Jeremy Hunt tearing up Liz Truss’ economic and tax plans with the British Chambers of Commerce. He pays particular attention to the impact of cancelling the planned freezing of alcohol duty, with the chief executive of the Scotch Whisky Association, Mark Kent. And Ian asks why some of the biggest names in the energy sector are teaming up to tackle the lack of choice for future home heating.
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