Emergency Budget set for June 22

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The coalition government is set to detail how it plans to make £6bn in spending cuts this year at its first Budget on Tuesday June 22.

The Tories pledged to hold a Budget within 50 days of coming to power before the election. Osborne confirmed the date at a briefing with his Lib Dem deputy, Treasury chief secretary David Laws. ...

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