George Osborne

The Liberal Democrats have toed the conservative line on austerity for too long and now their supporters are deserting in droves.

UK education should not be under control of politicians who only chase political or popular agenda.

Danny Alexander is the latest senior Liberal Democrat to criticise the party's Coalition partner

Millionaire's rushed through the deals before stamp duty was raised for them

Osborne's stamp duty changes in Autumn Statement 2014 may help Conservatives to election victory.

The Chancellor launched the challenge after tough questioning from John Humphrys.

Shadow Chancellor says it is a good move and will help those on middle and low incomes.

Statement contains plenty to chew over but the real challenges are yet to come.

Osborne's Autumn Statement contained the sort of dull micro-management he once ridiculed Gordon Brown for.

Chancellor accused of putting future of flagship welfare scheme in doubt with spending cuts.

Self-driving car trials begin in four UK cities from 1 January, led by Ford, Jaguar Land Rover and Oxbridge universities

Persimmon, Taylor Wimpey and Barratt Developments are trading to the upside.

George Osborne made a tightening of public finances look like a pre-election giveaway.

George Osborne delivered the radical new stamp duty plan in the Autumn Statement 2014.

The Shadow Chancellor made the comments in reaction to the 2014 Autumn Statement.

Chancellor announces plans to transform north's road network and cement it as a leader in science.

Greenpeace scientist condemns '1980s-style road building programme'

New tax rules come into force at midnight on 4 December

Chancellor said move will mean more 'bright students from poorer backgrounds' doing further study.

The idea that you can curb congestion by building more roads is an error which could prove very costly.

High-street shops, pubs and cafes to benefit as government announces review into the tax.

George Osborne made the announcement during the 2014 Autumn Statement.

The chancellor has committed to 'fully implementing' the reforms set out by Lord Hutton.

UK fuel duty is currently 58p per litre for petrol and diesel.

Chancellor says money will support frontline services.

George Osborne also says the OBR estimates the jobless rate will dip to 5.3% in 2016.

The money will support UK exports to emerging markets.

George Osborne is expected to make the announcement on 3 December.

The Confederation of British Industry called on the Chancellor to reform the system.

The Chancellor made the announcement ahead of this year's Autumn Statement.