JEREMY Hunt has confirmed HS2 will go to Euston amid confusion over whether parts of the multibillion-pound project had been scrapped or delayed.
The Chancellor said yesterday he does not see any "conceivable circumstance" in which the high-speed rail line would not end in Central London as originally planned.
His comments came after reports claimed the controversial project might not go into the heart of the capital due to surging inflation.
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