'Jobs to go' due to oil tax hike
Tens of thousands of jobs in the UK will go as a result of a windfall tax on North Sea oil producers announced in the Budget, the industry warns.
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Inflation to 'make cuts bigger'
Inflation to 'make cuts bigger'Rising inflation means cuts to public service spending are bigger than they would otherwise have been, says the IFS think tank.
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Budget headlines in four minutes03:58
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Road hauliers welcome fuel duty cut02:21
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Osborne on 'reforming the economy'01:50
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Budget reaction from business people02:44
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Kennedy, Lamont and Cooper's views06:24
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The Budget's bigger picture02:38
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BBC editors' reaction to the Budget06:56
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Miliband slates 'same old Tories'01:55
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Motoring costs cut in Budget02:14
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corporation tax reduction revealed01:19
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Chancellor describes his 'plan for growth'01:10
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Income tax and NI to be merged01:06
Budget headlines in four minutes
Road hauliers welcome fuel duty cut
Osborne on 'reforming the economy'
Budget reaction from business people
Kennedy, Lamont and Cooper's views
The Budget's bigger picture
BBC editors' reaction to the Budget
Miliband slates 'same old Tories'
Motoring costs cut in Budget
corporation tax reduction revealed
Chancellor describes his 'plan for growth'
Income tax and NI to be mergedUK economy in the balance
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