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"Merry Christmas, mister prime minister, merry Christmas" Autumn Statement aftermath Public back Balls over Osborne following autumn statement Ed Balls may have taken a battering in the Commons yesterday but a shock new poll shows the public backed him over George Osborne in their assessment of yesterday's autumn statement. Comment: The only 'long term' Osborne understands is until the general election This isn't a plan for financial stability. It's a scheme to get Tories re-elected. How politics trumped economics: The sorry tale of the coalition's welfare cap Exempting the basic state pension leaves a big hole in the chancellor's plan. St George's Day? 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