UK growth 'hides disappointing news'
Think tank the Institute for Fiscal Studies warns that the increased growth announced in the Autumn Statement is just expected growth arriving early.
Osborne wants 'balanced' recovery
Osborne wants 'balanced' recoveryChancellor George Osborne rejects claims the UK's economic recovery is based solely on a boom in consumer spending and house prices.
Zero borrowing forecast for 2018-19
Zero borrowing forecast for 2018-19The independent Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) predicts that the government will not have to borrow any money in 2018-19.
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How will the Autumn Statement affect you?01:12
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Autumn Statement in five minutes05:09
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'Today, we take more difficult decisions'03:18
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'Pension age should track life length'01:27
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'People worse off,' says Balls02:49
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Will people be better off in 2015?01:45
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How was Statement received in Trafford02:30
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Autumn Statement in five minutes
'Today, we take more difficult decisions'
'Pension age should track life length'
'People worse off,' says Balls
Will people be better off in 2015?
How was Statement received in Trafford
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Over to you, Ed
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Dynamic tax
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Over to you, Ed
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Autumn Statement
Keeping the lights on
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