THE BIG QUESTION

Every day we’ll be asking your opinion on one of Britain’s big talking points. You can have your say and vote at mirror.co.uk

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement has confirmed about £21bn of tax rises and £30bn of public spending cuts a year by 2027/28, despite public services already being under strain.

Do you support the plans unveiled in the Autumn Statement?

YES 9%

No. Saying everyone will have to make “sacrifices” is a bit like, “We’re all in this together”. This is from the man who wrote a book about destroying the NHS. CLYDET

Yes. You can’t please everyone. It’s not brilliant but they’ve got to get the country back on its feet. BET1

NO 91%

Yes. It all sounds good. Our pensions and benefits are finally going up. The new cost of living help will also be a godsend. He’s doing right by us at last. ANNIESNOOKS

No. They have protected wealth and seem to think they’re playing at Monopoly. But it is reality. NAME SUPPLIED

No. Where do they think people will get the money from to live? Wages haven’t risen in line with inflation. When will this end? SAMANTHA CARPENTER

No. The cost of Truss being elected well beyond her capabilities cost the country around £30bn. The Tories will pay for this at the election. MR KARL