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Front Pages

The first editions of all the front pages, live as they come in

Thursday 10th December 2009

The Independent says there is no longer any doubt that the election will be "won or lost over the economy"

The Daily Telegraph reports on the £7bn proposed additional taxes aimed at middle and high-earners

The Financial Times also leads with Alistair Darling's Pre-Budget Report and the measures he laid out

The Times' take on the Pre-Budget report focused on Darling's avoidance of announcing spending cuts

The Guardian says Alistair Darling had risked alienating key Labour supporters by vowing to raise National Insurance

The Daily Mail calls the report a "buck passer's budget"

The Express says Labour has declared "war on workers" through their plans for National Insurance increases

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Peter Guest

This "Bingo Budget" is the most disgraceful piece of blatant electioneering that this country has ever seen, spend, spend, spend but pay after the Election, it was "Prudent Chancellor Brown" who got us into this mess, he is the worst PM since Neville Chamberlain, he should show some guts and go to the country now

Woody

Why is anyone surprised? 

This is how all Labour Government's end up but this is the worse one yet.  This country will just get left behind as the rest of the world moves on. Regulation from the Premier League is imminent and the first division awaits.  They have ruined this once proud country and for that I weep.

Peter Guest
  • 10:42 |
  • 10 Dec 2009
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Prescott has got a headline "Gordon is an Axeman Like Me", obviously a mis quote, should read "Gordon is a HAS Been like me"!

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