Osborne insists 'difficult decisions will protect NHS'
Chancellor George Osborne insists the "difficult decisions" he has made will protect the NHS after delivering his final pre-election Budget yesterday.
Cameron: Others would take Britain 'back to square one'
The Prime Minister has hit out at the other parties saying they would take Britain "back to square one" - as he arrived in Brussels for a European Union summit.
David Cameron said: "When I first came here as Prime Minister five years ago, Britain and Greece were virtually in the same boat. We had similar-sized budget deficits.
"The reason we are in a different position is we took long-term difficult decisions and we had all of the hard work and effort of the British people. I am determined we do not go backwards.
"Listening to other parties' reactions to yesterday's excellent Budget shows they want to borrow, spend and tax more. I say let us build on the success that we've had and not go back to square one."
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Budget 2015: What the papers say the day after
Here is what the papers have to day the morning after Chancellor George's Osborne's pre-election Budget announcement.
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Young entrepreneurs give their views on the budget
In video blogs for ITV News, young businessmen said they think the budget is helpful for them, and other young people.
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Osborne's budget and the rhetoric of opposing truths
Charities have been lining up to criticise the Budget, whilst the government continue with their rhetoric on 'takers' and 'givers'.