The IFS sets out the extent of cuts to come
New spending commitments mean some areas will feel all the impact of the cuts
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Some grim reading for George Osborne
The IMF suggests the chancellor has shot the whole country in the foot
Did the broadcasters open the floodgates to a Sturgeon tsunami?
How Cameron pulled off the biggest coup of the campaign
IFS says next Conservative government will continue hitting poorest hardest
New analysis also says that the pace of cuts will be faster this time
2010 – 2014: the worst five-year period for living standards since records began
2010 to 2014 was the only five-year period where real disposable household income per head fell
Disabled education workers and students suffering under austerity
TUC finds that over half of all disabled NASUWT members do not feel reasonable adjustments are made for them
The IFS confirms it: the worst Tory cuts REALLY ARE still to come
The respected think tanks says a Conservative government would see a ‘rollercoaster ride for public service spending’
Budget 2015: reaction across the nations
Across the nations the chancellor’s Budget statement has met with a less than enthusiastic response. Scotland Whilst welcoming what he describes as the chancellor’s “U-turn” on support for the North Sea Oil industry, the SNP’s deputy first minister Johntest
The Budget changes nothing: the road from austerity has led only to more austerity
Cuts in the next parliament still to be far more severe than the last
The coalition has stigmatised welfare users – we need a return to compassion and solidarity
George Osborne has said a further £25bn spending cut will be coming after the next election, much of which will hit disabled people