OK, and he's winding up now, so I will too. See you next year

Miliband's talking about Eton now - more old Etonians in the cabinet than there are women ..

"Will you rule out a further tax cut for millionaires to 40p?" asks Miliband, asking the prime minister to nod his head if he will. Cameron's head appears to be motionless.

we needed a budget to make the long-term changes the country needs, but the Tories won't do it, says Miliband; they won't stand up to vested interests.

"an economy of the privileged, for the privileged, by the privileged."

Manufacturing, construction, infrastructure investment all down. House building actually at lowest level since 1920s, and rents have risen at twice rate of wages. THis is a recovery for the few, not the many, Miliband says.

24 tax rises introduced since Osborne became chancellor, he says. 350,000 people going to food banks. 400000 disabled people paying the bedroom tax. Cuts to tax credits, too. Only group better off are millionaires.

The working ppeople of Britain are worse off under the Tories, says Miliband. Living standards down, year by year.

... and done. May I be the first to call it the "beer and bingo" budget? Here comes Ed, meanwhile ...

He's winding up now; think that was the meat of it.

Thanks PigletJohn - I realise I'm missing things!!

10p starting tax rate for income from savings to be abolished. First £5k of savings income will be at 0%.

Anything you take out of your pension will be taxed at normal rates, rather than the current 55% after the initial 25% has been drawn down, says Osborne.

Pensions: all remaining tax restrictions on pension pots to be removed; pensioners can draw down as much as they want when they want. No one will have to buy an annuity. Free impartial face to face advice to be offered to everyone.

Launching new 'pensioner bond', open to everyone over 65.

OK, news for savers.

Cash and Stocks ISAs to be merged into a single new ISA, which will be more generous, with an annual limit of £15k. Junior ISA limit up to £4k.

40p threshold up to £41,865, InMySpareTime

Here's the real headline though: next year, no income tax at all on first £10.5k of salary. And higher rate threshold to go up.

Tobacco duty to rise by 2% and will continue to rise through the next parliament. Alcohol duties to rise with inflation, except for Scottish Whisky, on which duty will be frozen, and on cider, to help those in the west country hit by the floods. On beer, duty will be CUT by 1p. A penny off a pint, says Osborne in a naked attempt to write tomorrow's headlines for all the journalists watching ..

Finally - the bingo duty announcement. it's going to be halved to 10%. You can all switch off now

Planned fuel duty rises for September will now not take place, says Osborne.

Reiterating tax-free childcare pledge now ...

"We need to cut our energy costs" says Osborne, and we'll do it by investing in new sources of energy inc nuclear, shale gas and renewables. £7bn package to cut energy bills for manufacturers.

News for small businesses: annual investment allowance to be extended to 2015, and doubled to £500k.

20% tax relief for regional theatre ...