The Conservative politician was one of 20 MPs and peers running in the London Marathon on Sunday.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has said it is more painful to lower inflation than it is to lower his marathon time.Mr Hunt was asked if it was harder to bring down inflation or his personal best marathon time.“I will tell you that the pain of getting a PB is a lot quicker than the pain of bringing down inflation,” he said.Mr Hunt said he felt “alright, actually” after finishing the marathon.
“But it was an amazing experience, and well done to the London Marathon organisers, what an amazing job they do, London at its very, very best.”“He was actually diagnosed at the Royal Surrey, my local hospital in Guildford, so I’m raising money for a new cancer centre for there,” he said.We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues.
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