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Wing and a prayer budget exposes Brand Rishi – and the myth of Merrie England

The chancellor painted a picture of Britain most people didn’t recognise and gave spending promises he had no idea how to pay for

Budget 2021 live: ‘many to face living standards squeeze’ despite Sunak spending pledges – as it happened

IFS warns take-home pay will fall due to rising prices and taxes; Sunak announces universal credit taper reduction and fuel and alcohol duty cuts

Budget calculator 2021: what does it mean for me?

Find out how chancellor Rishi Sunak’s tax and spending plans will affect your personal finances

Johnsonism wins budget battle but will Sunakism win the war?

Analysis: chancellor left with little choice but to go PM’s way, though one passage of his speech was telling

Millions will not benefit from Sunak’s ‘tax cut for low paid’, say activists

Campaigners say plan provides no extra support for people who are unemployed or unable to work

Budget 2021: Sunak softens universal credit cuts to tackle squeeze on families

Chancellor announces measures to help households, with lower alcohol and fuel duties

Brand Rishi lives on: that’s just your luck when You Are The Man

Simon Clarke makes Maggie Throup look competent as chancellor leaves him to take flak for budget briefing

Sunak’s sneaky budget can’t hide the cost of living crisis about to hit voters

The chancellor’s spending plan will promise much, but the result will be disappointment, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Climate crisis ‘needs same urgency seen at start of Covid pandemic’

UK report on public attitudes to net-zero target also finds widespread support for nationalisation

Speaker Lindsay Hoyle berates Rishi Sunak for briefing on budget details

Hoyle says past chancellors would have resigned for ‘riding roughshod’ over MPs with pre-speech briefings

UK ‘national living wage’ to rise to £9.50 an hour from next April

Government accepts Low Pay Commission’s recommendation of 6.6% increase

Autumn budget 2021: what do we already know about Rishi Sunak’s plans?

A round-up of indications by the chancellor and Treasury of what he is likely to announce on Wednesday

The real message of Rishi Sunak’s budget will be laying groundwork for next election

Chancellor will want to show government is looking to future despite supply crisis and Covid

After a smooth path to the top, is Sunak now in for a bumpy ride?

The chancellor is caught between ministers who want to spend more as he prepares for a fiscally conservative budget

Fear not: there is little danger of inflation running wild

Retail sales and confidence are falling, and the net effect of the budget will be deflationary. Rate rises will prove unnecessary

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