George Osborne

The so-called pension triple-lock needs to go if Britain's pension system is to survive.

Chancellor George Osborne delivered u-turns on tax credits and police cuts in his spending review.

McDonnell read from Chinese communist Mao's Little Red Book in reply to Osborne.

Chancellor George Osborne deliveres a half-yearly budget update to parliament

Shock move comes after pressure from Mayor of London Boris Johnson and the Met Police's commissioner.

George Osborne announces £15m a year from controversial 5% tax to be spent on tackling women's issues.

The Chancellor conducted a full U-turn on the issue after coming up against stiff opposition.

Osborne's spending review will include £2.3bn to build 400,000 houses.

Follow live coverage as chancellor makes first Autumn Statement of this Conservative government.

The Chancellor will outline his latest economic plans to MPs six months after the general election.

Chancellor George Osborne will deliver his first Autumn Statement under a majority Conservative government.

Commitment comes after the Conservatives promised to spend £8bn extra a year on the health service.

PM revealed he will put his case before parliament on 26 November.

Chancellor says police budget cuts enabled increased spending on counter-terrorism measures.

42 candidates are competing in the grand final of the Cyber Security Challenge in London

Income from VAT receipts was up but spending increased, causing the deficit in October to widen.

Labour and Liberal Democrat peers teamed up with crossbenchers to defeat the government.

Liberal Democrat leader will launch his attack against the Chancellor at the IPPR think tank.

Chancellor George Osborne said Isis fighters are trying to develop the ability to attack Britain's infrastructure.

Boris Johnson, George Osborne, David Cameron and CIA officials feel surveillance needs to be stepped up.

Chancellor set to warn that the terror group can cripple British infrastructure with cyberattacks.

Stephen McPartland says the majority of Tories oppose 'extreme' tax credit cuts.

Deal thought to be the biggest ever financial asset sale by a European government.

Letter to Oxfordshire County Council reveals PM is 'disappointed' at cuts ordered by his chancellor.

With 31.21m people in work, up 419k from the same quarter in 2014, numbers are good news for Osborne.

Committee backed waiting for full roll-out of living wage before cutting tax credits.

Sir John Major, the British prime minster from 1990-97, was giving the Hinton lecture in London.

Labour leader could raise the issue of human rights as Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi visits the UK.

Chancellor also warns UK taxpayers should not bear costs of supporting countries in the eurozone.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson announced that the London living wage will rise to £9.40 from £9.15 per hour.