Budget squeeze 'to hit 13m families'
Thirteen million UK families will lose £260 a year on average because of the Budget's tax and benefits changes, says the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
Budget is 'new contract for country'
George Osborne rejects criticism of his Budget as being too hard on the poor and businesses, insisting it offers the country a "new contract".
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How will Budget affect UK economy?02:25
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Nine ways the Budget can affect you01:45
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'Britain has turned a corner'02:34
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Major road tax shake up announced02:58
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'NHS safe under Tories'00:59
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Sunday trading set to be extended01:03
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'We do exist up here'02:04
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Kids, tax credits & me02:26
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What to look out for in the Budget02:31
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