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From @Matthew__Bowles Badenoch deserves some credit for her Budget response

From @William_Hall Conservatives must win the argument for a smaller state

From @JoeShalam Healey’s fudge-it Budget dodged all the hard choices

Healey's Budget was utterly unremarkable

From @IoWBobSeely Ukraine, the Budget and Russian missiles

From @Mr_John_Oxley Low wages may be rising but wage compression is the problem everyone ignores

From @CllrKBentley: Conservative councillors rebel against the Government’s planning takeover

The Condiments Budget (Part 2) - Lots and lots of little gherkins, but any meat delayed

Budget 2026 - Conservatives and think tanks give their reaction to Healey's debut

from @fletcher_rt Honestly - bring back the pasty tax - why zero-rated VAT needs to go

The condiment Budget - designed to be a large amount of nothing much on a big white plate

From @Katie_Lam_MP Labour's Budget won't offer any real solutions

From @annaroseridgway I might have been wrong about scrapping the triple lock

From @LordAshcroft Parties, leaders and the voters they need - the pre-Budget state of play

From Tom Collins: I’m a Young Conservative - here's why

From @LordAshcroft Parties, leaders and the voters they need - the pre-Budget state of play

From @mragilligan Is Andy Burnham the new Jim Callaghan?

RT @the_olliedean: “A dull Budget need not be an inconsequential one” With all eyes on the Chancellor ahead of tomorrow’s Budget, many are expecting a 1970s-like socialist agenda. But it looks as though the Chancellor will play it safe with a boring Budget instead. Me in @ConHome 👇

Tomorrow's Budget won't be like the 1970s

From David Willetts: The Budgetary significance of 'persnuffle' and 'PuFins' should not be overlooked