Despite being unable to share a figure, Sunak claimed the upcoming Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow will be a “success”, “particularly on the finance side, which I’m responsible for”.
“Sounds a bit like, do as I say not as I do," Andrew Marr told Sunak.
"It's down to the British public to foot the bill not the hard working and overstretched banking sector," one Twitter user said.
Alastair Campbell tore apart Sunak's claim that European countries were suffering similar problems to the UK.
The coronavirus job retention programme was the biggest state intervention in the UK’s labour market in peacetime, and comes to an end this week.
He looks set to build a lavish outbuilding containing a private pool, gym and tennis court at his Grade II listed private country manor.
The planet is getting hotter and the Tories can't decide how much money they have allocated to combat it. Great!
"Exciting news from the man who’s about to remove £20 a week from some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in the country," David Schneider said.
The chancellor has defied MPs to cut six million people’s Universal Credit allowance by £20 a week.