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Rishi Sunak today unveils one of the most anticipated Budgets in a generation. In it, the Chancellor sets out the government's tax and spending plans for the year ahead - and lays out his vision for undoing the economic damage wrought by Covid-19.
So what does this Budget mean for you?
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While Britain’s economic future hangs in the balance, this week has already brought some encouraging signs in our battle against Covid-19. Figures show that deaths related to the virus are falling ahead of estimates, with calls growing for a faster easing of lockdown. There has been controversy in education, however, as we exclusively revealed that secondary schools have been accused of “blackmailing” parents into giving consent for tests.
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