The UK government has U-turned on its plan to scrap the highest rate of income tax.
It was forced to backtrack amid a rebellion within the party and turmoil in financial markets.
Prime Minister Liz Truss' new cabinet announced a slew of tax cut plans just weeks after taking power, but the plan triggered a crisis of confidence in the government and a rout in the global markets.
It dragged the pound to lows not seen since the 1980s, forcing the Bank of England to start a temporary purchase programme to calm markets.
