Soaring inflation means the redeveloped Euston station may not open until 2038 and could be axed completely, with trains instead stopping at a new hub at Old Oak Common in west London's suburbs, according to reports.
It was also reported that a two to five-year delay to the entire project is being considered.
Mr Hunt, asked by BBC News after a central London speech whether ministers were committed to HS2 going 'all the way to Euston, replied: "Yes we are.
"And I don't see any conceivable circumstances in which that would not end up at Euston. And indeed I prioritised HS2 in the autumn statement."
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