The Chancellor George Osborne has unveiled measures to benefit pensioners and savers in his penultimate Budget before the election. But he has warned Britain is still set to face years of austerity, despite improved economic forecasts.
George Osborne has unveiled what he described as a Budget for "makers, doers and savers".
This time last year the Chancellor thought he was heading for a triple dip recession - but his growth forecast for this year - 2.7% - is higher than previous predictions.
ITV News Economics Editor Richard Edgar reports on why Mr Osborne still has to stick to his plan to cut spending:
George Osborne says he is going to get £12 billion out of the welfare budget in the next parliament, but how? There are two possibilities...
The Government announced the halving of bingo tax to 10% in the Budget today in a move that could help struggling clubs across the country.
Watch again after we put your questions to the experts live and asked how the Budget affects you