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Budget 2016

May 2017

  • Diane Abbott arrives at Millbank studios in London

    Beneath Abbott's police funding gaffes, Labour's numbers make sense

    The shadow home secretary stumbled but reversing cuts to capital gains tax would pay for 10,000 extra officers

April 2016

  • Assistant Treasurer Kelly O’Dwyer

    Coalition to create public register to reveal true owners of shell companies

  • George Osborne delivers the budget

    IFS predicts future capital gains tax cuts will favour the rich

  • Graham Brady

    Tory backbench rebellion threat over George Osborne’s academies plan

  • Ben Jennings cartoon 0204

    Guardian Opinion cartoon
    Ben Jennings on George Osborne's proposed cuts to public spending – cartoon

29 March 2016

  • Stephen Crabb

    Stephen Crabb urged to overhaul 'salami-sliced' universal credit system

    Shadow work and pensions secretary Owen Smith says the welfare policy will hit millions of low-paid workers in the pocket

27 March 2016

  • The shadow chancellor, John McDonnell

    Capital gains tax cut gives £3,000 to rich 0.3%, says Labour

  • Iain Duncan Smith quits cabinet<br>Chancellor George Osborne speaks in the House of Commons, London, on the final day of debate on the Budget. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Tuesday March 22, 2016. Mr Osborne insisted he delivered a "compassionate" Budget despite the abandonment of cuts to disability benefits that have left his plans in disarray. See PA story POLITICS Disabled. Photo credit should read: PA Wire

    Not a peep from bosses as Osborne sticks the knife in - again

    Phillip Inman

25 March 2016

  • Martin Rowson 26.3.16

    Guardian Opinion cartoon
    Martin Rowson on the government's response to critics of its budget proposals – cartoon

  • George Osborne giving evidence to the Commons Treasury committee on the budget

    Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
    MPs quiz Osborne on budget as poll says his approval rating never been lower - Politics live

24 March 2016

  • Nicola Sturgeon takes part in a leaders’ debate on the first day of campaigning for the Scottish parliament elections.

    Nicola Sturgeon backtracks on 50p rate of income tax

    Scotland’s SNP first minister had appeared to rule out higher tax rate but now insists it could be brought in after 2017/18
  • George Osborne gives evidence on the budget to the Treasury committee

    George Osborne refuses to be pinned down over future benefit cuts

    Treasury committee grills chancellor about how he will fill hole in budget caused by ditching reduction in disability payments
  • John Crace

    The politics sketch
    George Osborne escapes unburnt from MPs' budget grilling

    John Crace
    Chancellor tells committee he has different recollection to IDS – the People’s Princess – of how disability cut proposals emerged

23 March 2016

  • A homeless man sleeps near Trafalgar Square on January 27, 2016 in London, England

    Rise in homelessness in England triggers calls to follow Welsh strategy

  • Prime Minister's Questions

    Cameron calls Corbyn ‘king of fiscal rectitude’ at PMQs – video

  • Sick notes DIY SOS

    Sick notes
    Calling DIY SOS! Maybe they can save the NHS – cartoon

  • A one way street in Barnsley, South Yorkshire

    The cost of cuts
    Osborne's business rate changes undermine his northern powerhouse

    Mary O'Hara

22 March 2016

  • Iain Duncan Smith quits cabinet<br>Chancellor George Osborne speaks in the House of Commons, London, on the final day of debate on the Budget. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Tuesday March 22, 2016. Mr Osborne insisted he delivered a "compassionate" Budget despite the abandonment of cuts to disability benefits that have left his plans in disarray. See PA story POLITICS Disabled. Photo credit should read: PA Wire

    I made a mistake but I won't say sorry, George Osborne tells MPs

    Combative chancellor says in Commons that he regrets departure of Iain Duncan Smith, but will not apologise for actions
  • George Osborne addressing the Commons

    Politics live with Andrew Sparrow
    Osborne admits disability benefit cuts were 'a mistake' - Politics live

    Rolling coverage of all the day’s political developments as they happen, including George Osborne’s speech in the budget debate
  • Treasury building, central London.

    Disability benefits U-turn 'will add £1.3bn a year to welfare budget'

    OBR says Treasury will breach welfare cap by £20bn over duration of current parliament after cuts reversal
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