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Ministers must commit time and investment if their promise of reducing inequality is to be more than a slogan
Peers vote to keep ‘triple lock’ despite extra £5bn cost to Treasury, but move faces reversal in Commons
The outcome of the latest review tinkered with the existing system but left key issues unaddressed
Health secretary admits plans to recruit more GPs ‘not on track’
OBR highlights risk that rising interest rates could undermine chancellor’s efforts at budgetary discipline
Some of the key articles in the FT’s coverage of chancellor Rishi Sunak’s third Budget
Treasury review suggests government will not scrap so-called neutrality rule in commercial property tax
What was most striking in Sunak’s speech was the absence of an integrated response to the UK’s many challenges
Fundamental differences emerge between activists in ‘red wall’ seats and those in traditional Conservative strongholds
Overhaul of British duties on alcohol is set to lift sparkling wine sales
The chancellor should stop trying to emulate Nigel Lawson and focus on steering the economy out of the pandemic
Householders should protect their finances by responding now to inflation, tax rises and rate increases
Britain’s latest reforms to alcohol duty are a sensible rationalisation
Era of ultra-low deals disappearing fast as markets brace for BoE increase in cost of borrowing
Think-tanks suggest chancellor’s measures will not prevent squeeze on disposable incomes
Further education spending still 10% lower than 2010 levels
Department insists money to deal with shortage of doctors and nurses must come out of existing pot
We need details on how the government will get the economy moving and grapple with the green transition
Chancellor under pressure to reduce size of barrels covered by Budget announcement
As a proxy for the UK economy, the lender has benefited from the same bounceback as the chancellor
Some will not support further increases and are uneasy at huge expansion of the state
The UK is gambling that private demand is rebounding strongly and durably enough
Surging household bills combined with benefit cuts have left many in extreme poverty, but has the Budget helped?
Real-terms spending increases benefit some departments at the expense of others
Chancellor divides bounty between shoring up public finances and increasing spending on public services
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