Jeremy Corbyn: Budget shows UK economy is not prepared for Brexit
Labour leader warned of under-investment and an over-reliance on consumer spending.
FTSE Moves: Markets find it hard to get excited by Philip Hammond Budget 2017
Traders exasperated that no new light was shed on the government's Brexit plans.
Budget 2017: UK economy to weather Brexit storm and grow more than expected in 2017
OBR revises growth forecast to 2% this year, but Britain's economy will slow down next year.
Spring Budget 2017: Who are the self-employed with Philip Hammond's NIC tax hike
Chancellor hopes to improve public services by making self-employed pay on average 60p a week more.
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Budget 2017 key points: Big changes to national insurance and social care
Chancellor Philip Hammond said there was "no room for complacency" despite improved economic forecasts.
Budget 2017 as it happened: Hammond pledges £2bn to social care but warns against reckless spending
The chancellor warns against expecting major surprises on taxes and spending plans.
Labour tells Philip Hammond: Tackle social care crisis in Spring Budget 2017 or face Tory mutiny
Shadow City minister Jonathan Reynolds spoke to IBTimes UK ahead of the 2017 Budget.
UK economic growth forecast upgraded by OECD
Gross domestic product expected to expand by 1.6% in 2017.
Budget 2017: Hammond to raise taxes and cut spending in preparation for post-Brexit Britain
The Chancellor is expected 'to not shirk difficult questions' about the country's economy.
Budget 2017 checklist: Five things to watch out for when the Chancellor gets to his feet
Philip Hammond is expected to have £12bn to play with, but he plans keep hold of it in case economy weakens.
Hammond set to reveal budget cash to pave way for first new grammar schools since the 1960s
The selective schools are a focus for the British Prime Minister Theresa May.
Local councils in Britain to get emergency cash injection to fund social care
Theresa May faces possible backbench rebellion if she does not resolve social care funding.
Chancellors pulling Budget rabbits out of hats leads to U-turns and confusion say experts
Report says stronger challenge and wider consultation will lead to fewer 'omnishambles' Budgets.
Autumn Statement: Government is borrowing huge sums - leaving us in a sea of debt
The plain fact is that we can't go on living beyond our means, borrowing our way out of every difficulty.
Government abandons plans to force all schools to become academies
Backdown comes amid opposition to plans from Tory rebels.
Nigeria corruption: OccupyNASS protesters urge senate president Bukola Saraki to resign
Protesters call for end to corruption as President Buhari's anti-graft fight continues.
'Wake-up call for Westminster' as UK economy stutters in first quarter
Many business indicators tracked by the British Chambers of Commerce are 'at a low ebb.'
Labour calls George Osborne's academies scheme a 'funding blackhole'
Reports claim the chancellor's plans to turn all schools into academies face a sharp funding shortfall.
National Living Wage: Companies that can't afford to pay it don't have a viable business model
Increase productivity and improve business functions and wage increases shouldn't be an issue.
National Living Wage: Osborne's risky experiment will affect low-skilled, vulnerable workers
The chancellor has shown he is willing to tolerate fewer jobs for higher pay - for others.
UK economic growth revised higher in fourth quarter of 2015
ONS second estimate of GDP shows UK economy grew 2.1% year-on-year in the fourth quarter of 2015.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan heckled by teachers as she announces academy plans
This is the first time in 19 years that an Education Secretary has attended an NASUWT conference.
Why the sugar tax is a sweet deal for Tate & Lyle, Pure Circle and Whitbread
A proposed tax on imported sugar-sweetened drinks may have some surprising beneficiaries.
Fruit juices and smoothies with 'unacceptably high' levels of sugar should face new taxes
New research says some smoothies would get a red traffic light label based on sugar.
George Osborne's 'botched' Budget approved by MPs including Iain Duncan Smith
Lawmakers have passed Chancellor George Osborne's highly controversial Budget
George Osborne and Ken Clarke want to go down in history as 'reformers' - they won't
Ken Clarke appeared on the Today programme and rallied to the support of our beleaguered Chancellor.
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