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Paid for by spending cuts and tax rises elsewhere . And with a general election imminent, how will the Budget Go Down Beyond Westminster . Im in Newcastle Hearing from local businesses and Community Leaders about what they want from the budget and getting their reaction to what the chancellor announces. Yes, its budget mike day. The day has finally arrived. One of the few remaining set pieces were the government gets the opportunity to set out its agenda before the general election. Whenever tha...

but because they have been big global events in american and british military action against a military group in yemen. now, the foreign secretary in the studio this morning was obviously timely, interesting that he actually has done what would be called the sunday round because initially david cameron was trying to stay out of the topline political fray. cameron was trying to stay out of the topline politicalfray. that cameron was trying to stay out of the topline political fray. that...

and outgoing shells, every 30 seconds or so. it really doesnt stop. and science fiction made reality as nasa plans to try to divert an asteroid by crashing a rocket into it. we start in the uk — where the bank of england says it wont hesitate to take action to control inflation, after the pound slumped to an all time low against the dollar. take a look at this chart from this mornings asia trading. at one point sterling fell to $1.03 — the lowest since 1971 — though its since rec...

The details of which are closely guarded but statements by the Prime Minister in Downing Street are usually reserved for significant announcements. Our assistant political editor, norman smith, is in Downing Street for us. Norman, the speculation is around an early election. What are you hearing . We have one unconfirmed source telling the bbc that theresa may looks set to announce the Snap General Election on june the may looks set to announce the Snap General Election onjune the 8th. That is r...

To stop brexit, but what the government to account for it. It is not clear which side they come down on. Emilie fournel is said to me they had not picked a side on brexit. So they are still sort of all over the place in terms of where they want to be. The lib dems are very pro remain. They beat Zach Goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. Goldsmith. Goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. Goldsmith. The tories are taking a harder line. Pa...

To stop brexit, but what the government to account for it. It is not clear which side they come down on. Emilie fournel is said to me they had not picked a side on brexit. So they are still sort of all over the place in terms of where they want to be. The lib dems are very pro remain. They beat Zach Goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. Goldsmith. Goldmans and they want to do it and overseas. Goldsmith. The tories are taking a harder line. Pa...

And cheaper bills and, you know, 28 billion in the context of a government that spends, whatever it is, a year about a trillion. can i ask a question for all of us exhausted viewers and listeners? sorry, was that too long? no, no, no. its about the tone of the year, henry. is this kind of the next three months of my life, labour being asked what would you do differently, and not really saying? well, they would say that they have said plenty of things that they would do differently. but i mean, p...

The country and saying, ok, here we are in scunthorpe, steel producing part of the country. it could mean exposing jobs here. here i am today in doncaster. it could mean 6000 jobs here and 28 billion. actually, a government can borrow that. no sweat. lets get on with it. make the positive case. look at how it stimulated the economy in other parts of the world. so theres trouble stirring from the conservatives towards the labour position here. and there is frustration on the left saying if youre ...

Will they have to do to get recognition, acceptance and credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult _ credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and _ credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and that - credibility in westminster? i think it will be difficult and that helps i it will be difficult and that helps the unionist— it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties— it will be difficult and that helps the unionist parties up- it will...

Mark easton, bbc news, westminster. lets go live to westminster, and our deputy political editor, vicki young. i mentioned earlier the prime minister said the uk will not be turning its back on ukraine, to what extent is that promise undermined by the row over visas?— the row over visas? there has been a cross-party — the row over visas? there has been a cross-party approach _ the row over visas? there has been a cross-party approach during - the row over visas? there has been a cross-party ...