Chancellor Rishi Sunak today outlined his crucial Budget plans.
He is hoping his proposals will help the country to move forward out of the economic crisis it finds itself in because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Mr Sunak outlined a raft of key measures, including retaining the furlough job support scheme until the end of September and maintaining a £20 uplift in Universal Credit payments for a further six months.
There were also big announcements on taxes, home buying and grants for businesses that have been struggling through the pandemic.
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Mr Sunak also announced that the Liverpool City Region will be one of eight locations to be given Freeport status in a move aimed at driving trade and creating jobs.
You can read our full run down of all the key announcements made in today's budget here.
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