Budget 2014: The Winners and Losers
A ComRes/ITV News Index poll has found that nearly half of Britons (46%) expect George Osborne’s Budget to be bad for them personally. Just 9% expect it to be good for them.
Lifeline for Warrington charity on eve of bombing anniversary
A charity set up after the IRA bombing in Warrington has been given a lifeline in the budget.
'Survivors For Peace' run by the Tim Parry and Jonathan Ball Foundation, had faced an uncertain future.
It was struggling to find 150 thousand pounds a year to keep going. But on the eve of the bombing's 21st anniversary, George Osborne said the government would provide financial help.
The charity works with people affected by terrorism, war and political violence in Britain and Ireland.
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What the Budget means for ordinary households
ITV News Consumer Affairs Editor Chris Choi has been speaking to people in Sheffield about the impact of George Osborne's Budget.
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At a glance: The 8 top points from the Budget
The main points from Chancellor George Osborne's Budget and how it will change the money in your pocket.
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No big dramatic shift from Osborne's Budget
The basic truth is that, despite a strongly recovering economy, the Chancellor has stuck to his narrative of repairing the public finances.