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  George Osborne ends press pre-briefing of core budget details

  11 Jul 2013: Report into leak of budget in error by Evening Standard says the media lack good risk management in age of social media

• Spending Review: poll shows where public want more government spending

  27 Jun 2013:

  The British Social Attitudes Survey provides insight into which departments are considered the least efficient, how different income groups feel about taxation and spending and which benefits are considered non-negotiable

• Spending review 2013: what will it mean for science and innovation?

  26 Jun 2013:

  Kieron Flanagan and James Wilsdon: Our panel of science and innovation policy experts digest the details of George Osborne's spending review

• George Osborne unveils tough benefits curbs in £11.5bn spending cuts package

  26 Jun 2013: Unemployed will have to wait seven days before signing on, and Britons abroad lose winter fuel allowance in spending review

• Spending review: your pre-lunchtime data appetiser

  26 Jun 2013:

  Can't wait to start getting your head round this afternoon's announcements from the chancellor? Here's a quick guide to what we know and what we don't

• Spending review 2013: the cuts that don't need to happen

  18 Jun 2013:

  Tom Clark: Next week's 'cuts' review will pave the way for reductions so deep they could strain the social contract – but we could put up taxes instead

• Cameron pledges 'no further cuts to army, navy or air force'

  15 Jun 2013:

  Patrick Wintour: Home Office among departments that have agreed reductions, but Treasury still short of the £11.5bn it needs to find

• Ed Balls' speech: fact checking the shadow chancellor

  3 Jun 2013:

  Ed Balls' speech today outlined the "important questions" for Labour's economic manifesto. How do the potential savings stack up?

• George Osborne has to find £11.5bn of savings. Where will the cuts fall?

  Interactive, 28 May 2013:

  George Osborne has targeted government spending cuts of £11.5bn by 2015/16. How much of this has been agreed to date, and which departments are set to lose out most?

• Unemployment: the key UK data and benefit claimants for every constituency

  15 May 2013:

  UK unemployment has started to rise again. See how the national claimant figures have changed and get the numbers in each parliamentary constituency

• Ed Miliband has many challenges – but the spending review isn't one of them

  7 May 2013: Gavin Kelly: George Osborne's immediate priorities shouldn't distract Labour, which instead must focus on how it plans to cut the deficit

• Housing policy is a mess – and the budget's 'mortgage guarantee' will not change that

  30 Mar 2013: The OBR believes that until more houses are built such plans as the mortgage guarantee will make things worse
  Experts offer their solutions to stimulate building and cut the soaring costs of renting a home

• Help to Buy scheme could drive up house prices, says OBR

  26 Mar 2013: Office for Budget Responsibility says scheme will do little to boost construction industry but is likely to inflate property prices

• Must try harder George - the north's verdict on the Budget

  26 Mar 2013:

  Polling shows that voters in our three regions are starting to blame the coalition for the UK's economic woes, rather than its Labour predecessors. Ed Jacobs sees that weighing with northern MPs in the Budget vote tonight

• George Osborne is using Britons as economic cannon fodder

  25 Mar 2013: Aditya Chakrabortty: This is a dangerous time to push the property market. The chancellor won't invest – yet he's happy for us to

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