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Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has presented his first budget, promising to build a brighter future, as the government prepares to start the formal process of leaving the european union. Among the menus was in issue £2 billion be spent on social care in england over the three years. The chancellor was accused of breaking a conservative Manifesto Promise by increasing National Insurers for millions of Self Employed people. And he offered some help for firms...

Good evening and welcome to bbc news. The chancellor, Philip Hammond, has presented his first budget, promising to build a brighter future, as the government prepares to start the formal process of leaving the european union. Among the menus was in issue £2 billion be spent on social care in england over the three years. The chancellor was accused of breaking a conservative Manifesto Promise by increasing National Insurers for millions of Self Employed people. And he offered some help for firms...

So what -- what people may not know in the house we use macro economic scoring, we call it dynamic scoring, we take into account economic effects of tax changes and we use a realistic baseline that reflects current policy, our counter policy proposals, what that means is we can have a big tax cut but also make sure that we are in compliance with our deficit targets, our deficit rules. maria: do you need to find revenue somewhere else? >> of course, of course. the answer is yes to that. the point...

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Street has nothing to fear. harold ford jr. challenging gillibrand. >> i make no bones about it. new york city, new york state depend heavily on wall street. im not ashamed to say if i run for the senate and run i will defend the biggest industry in my state. >> those who could use fords protection, goldman helped grease, conceal billions of dollars in debt so they could comply with eu standards in the process. of course, much as the banks pulled on america, hiding debt. the goldman crutch allow...