Budget 2018 : Watch Philip Hammond's speech live

Finance minister Philip Hammond delivers his third budget and the last one before Brexit, spelling out the UK's tax and spending plans for the next year.
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[@davemurphy2020]

More smoke and mirrors to maintain the status quo. Much talk of brexit by people who have failed to understand that the majority aimed their frustration at dysfunctional government, they carry on regardless.

[@VickyFamilyFunReviewsUK]

Women's aid not enough funding how about men's aid for those needing a refuge .....

[@1michael71]

The face's of the Tories says a thousands word's

[@studmalexy]

what do they say?

[@PatrZDZ]

1:41:43 - Applause from Labour Party MPs - priceless

[@pega1ag171]

If he wants to make money footballer 400000 a week that's greed yes he has to put bye for retiment I can't believe I am writing this but come one thay could take this countrey out of trobal Mr Hammond

[@pega1ag171]

Take that briefcase an stick whear the sun don't shine

[@annaorlova1697]

1:40:50

[@jarjarabrams7748]

A very good budget, Corbyn's response was far too angry; he needs to be calmer, more measured, more analytical in his responses. Honestly I think he was just pissed at all of Hammond's barbs at his expense, but still a leader of the opposition should be above that.

[@rupertsplinge6082]

He is a protester. He always has been, he always will be. There is no substance to him. He has never had a job or run anything and one must assume on that basis he is not able to. This country does not have a huge debt because people and businesses have not been taxed enough, we have a huge debt because the previous Labour Government had spent too much. Why he cannot recognise this is baffling.

[@chrisbradshaw1143]

Corbyn looked as if he didn't believe his own words. A dreadful sniveling jumble of unsubstantial whining.

[@mofo288]

Unsubstantial?

[@fredb2858]

@@mofo288 Yeah, unsubstantial, he's not in power

[@mofo288]

@@fredb2858 what point have you actually made.. Corbyn's criticism of policies is valid, yours on the other hand is useless.

[@fredb2858]

@@mofo288 No, Corbyn's is useless because he's not in power, mine is useful because the party I support is in power.

[@mofo288]

@@fredb2858 Not for long.