Your at-a-glance guide to the Budget’s economic and fiscal forecasts

Can’t be bothered to sift through the Budget and its supplementary documents? Here are six graphs for you.

Peter Hoskin: How Osborne changed into White Van George

The Chancellor has transformed over this Parliament, with a growing political focus on ordinary working people.

The story of Osborne’s Chancellorship – as told by his Budgets

The key moment was his Autumn Statement of 2012 – in which he determined not to reduce the growth in spending further to try to hit his debt target.

Graham Brady MP: It’s decision time for Britain’s air infrastructure

An explicit pledge on airports expansion would reaffirm the Conservatives as being a pro-business, pro-growth party that is serious about the national interest.

Nadhim Zahawi MP: Northern Powerhouse, Midlands manufacturing, East Anglian life sciences – and recovery for all

We need to devolve to the cities and shires alike.

Sam Barrett: The economy would enable Cameron to beat Miliband in a head-to-head debate

We can all understand his reasons for refusing such a challenge – but the arguments available to the Prime Minister are strong.

Nadhim Zahawi MP: The pound scrapped. Grammar Schools too. Lord McCluskey in charge. The nightmare of a Miliband Government.

I believe we’ll win. But I could be wrong. So all this could be only a few weeks away…

Jonathan Dupont: The next big idea for the Centre-Right should be a Living Income

The most straight forward way to achieve a Living Income for everyone would be to align the Income Tax and National Insurance thresholds with the Minimum Wage.

How the Coalition delivered British workers into British jobs

Yesterday’s employment figures confirmed a new balance in our labour market.

How the Coalition changed its mind about spending

Departments cut their resource budgets faster than originally planned, and have had bigger capital budgets. Politics is part of the reason why.

How the departments have fared in this Austerity Parliament

Total departmental spending has declined by about 13 per cent. But in some departments it’s been cut by much more.

WATCH: Osborne – “Backing savers is part of our long-term plan”

The Chancellor was appearing on the Marr Show. Watch the full interview here.

WATCH: Cameron mocks Balls’ memory lapse

“Bill somebody’s not a person: bill somebody’s Labour’s policy”.

Garvan Walshe: Europe’s far left: Good for Putin, dangerous to democracy

To Hungary and Cyprus, Putin appears to have added a third, slightly less marginal, ally – Greece. Will Spain be next?

Lord Flight: Economic management. Labour, nil points. Conservatives, neuf points. But here are a few reservations.

I am critical of some measures which the Government has taken to accommodate some of Labour’s class warfare propaganda.