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The Egyptian stock exchange reopens for the first time in nearly two months but is forced to close again after a 10% fall in the market
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The government's budget forecast of a return to fiscal health by 2014 hinges on 'unobservable' growth potential says the IFS.
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The Chancellor laid out a series of measures to help companies to compete and boost economic growth in his budget
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A chemical in the brain controls sexual preference in mice, according to scientists in China.
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Black and blue
23 Mar 2011 7:48:19
New Zealand picks up the pieces after the Christchurch earthquake
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Budget calculator
23 Mar 2011 7:19:32
How much better or worse off will you be in the coming year following the Budget?
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Huw Edwards announces the headlines from George Osborne's second Budget.
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All change
23 Mar 2011 6:40:57
Budget 2011 could be a turning point for the UK's tax system
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The renewed slump in the US housing market continues with the sale of new homes hitting its lowest level on record.
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Chancellor George Osborne doubles the number of planned new university technical colleges and commits to 50,000 more apprenticeship places, in his 2011 budget.
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Cheaper motoring
23 Mar 2011 5:23:02
How the chancellor wants to fund the fuel duty cut
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The 2010 Ryder Cup in Newport boosted the Welsh economy by £82.4m, according to an economic impact study.
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BBC economics editor Stephanie Flanders gives her reaction to George Osborne's second Budget and the lower growth and higher inflation figures.
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Several changes to encourage more charitable giving and philanthropy have been announced, designed to support the voluntary sector.
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A miniature horse born without most of his right rear leg has been given a new lease of life, thanks to some ingenious engineering.
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Budget: BBC business editor Robert Peston gives his reaction to George Osborne's second Budget saying most big companies might welcome the announcements.
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The Chancellor George Osborne has found a £100m of new money for science in his Budget.
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The UK economy will grow more slowly this year than previously forecast, the Chancellor George Osborne announces.
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A new shared equity scheme for first-time buyers has been welcomed as a "shot in the arm" for the housing market.
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Chancellor George Osborne cuts the fuel duty and halts planned rises to help families and firms cope with higher oil prices.
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Chancellor George Osborne says his Budget will be good for UK business, as he announces plans to cut Corporation Tax to 23%.
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A minimum price for carbon and more cash for the Green Investment Bank (GIB) are among the Budget's tools for encouraging a UK green energy expansion.
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Labour leader Ed Miliband blames the government's cuts for causing a downgrading of the UK economy's growth forecast.
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Chancellor George Osborne promises regulatory change and some extra money to help boost the competitiveness of the UK space sector.
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A plan for a £140 a week flat-rate state pension has been confirmed for the first time by the government in the Budget.
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