The chancellor has given one of the most important Budgets in living memory. So what was in it and what will it mean for you?

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The chancellor has given one of the most important Budgets in living memory so what was in it and what will it mean for you?

Accountants Blick Rothenberg crunch the numbers to calculate the winners and losers

Not raising thresholds in line with inflation is predicted to raise £8bn more a year

New openings in Texas, South Carolina, Mississippi and elsewhere are anti-science and anti-reality. So why are they happening — and would should we actually do?

The chancellor can promote the fiscal responsibility that long-standing Conservative voters crave, while the prime minister can use his optimism to appeal to the working class voters he attracted in 2019

Few, perhaps non-existent, are the politicians who aren’t at least partially driven by a certain amount of self-regard – but none quite like the current chancellor

‘I’ve never liked taxes,’ says actor

Post-Brexit trading chaos to cost UK economy around £2.5bn – 0.5 per cent of GDP – in just three months

Measures relating to the coronavirus has led to the lowest sickness absence rate on record in the UK

If interest rates remain low Britain’s debt can be serviced comfortably. If all goes to plan, by July next year the economy will be back to how to was at the end of 2019, writes Hamish McRae

Veteran performer Lashley claimed the industry’s top prize on Monday by beating The Miz on Raw

Exclusive: Genetics chief warns of more mutations but puts faith in vaccine

The film frames a teenage girl’s feminist awakening as both an act of personal empowerment and an initiation into a wider conversation

The acclaimed stage and screen star talks to Patrick Smith about his new Sky legal thriller, plus problems with co-stars – which led to the unreleased Gore Vidal film he made with Kevin Spacey – and his hopes for a sequel to Call Me by Your...

Our chief political commentator tries to imagine the chancellor of the exchequer’s internal monologue as he made his announcement

UK to extend grace periods for supermarkets without EU approval

‘Common sense’ to allow firms to catch breath after lockdown eases, says CBI chief economist

‘One of the most striking things for me about working in the financial sector for many years is that it draws on a very narrow talent pool of people from very similar backgrounds,’ says LSE director

Exclusive interview: Former England cricketer discusses scapegoating, stereotyping, prison – and redemption

Actor said she deliberately stepped out of the spotlight in the wake of racist and sexist abuse

Rapper allegedly rented the house for a music video shoot

The Office for Budget Responsibility sees a ‘swifter and more sustained recovery’ than it expected in November

The 2021 Senedd Elections provides Wales with the opportunity to create the future we want – but we must support those most disadvantaged by both the pandemic and the climate crisis