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Wednesday 08 March 2017 10:23 am

LIVE: Budget 2017 – reaction to chancellor Philip Hammond’s speech

By: Emma Haslett

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Live coverage of Philip Hammond's first (and last) Spring Budget, with measures expected on Stamp Duty, T-levels, business rates, national insurance and fuel duty.

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