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The effect on welfare payments and VAT increases are at the heart of budget analysis, with declaring "pain now, more pain later". refers to the budget as the "the axe-and-tax pact".
combines the two major stories of the day and headlines "blood, sweat and tears" over images of England manager Fabio Capello, player Wayne Rooney and chancellor George Osborne.
backs Osborne’s budget, calling it a "recovery masterplan". concludes "scroungers get a kicking". asks if the budget is fair and calls Osborne "the enforcer".
is optimistic, promising "England can do it… honest".
The Guardian highlights two essential pullouts, the first is budget analysis while the second is a World Cup guide.
The Daily Mirror offers a free £2 bet at William Hill and £5 off at Lidl continues. The Sun ties up with Ladbrokes for a £1 free bet. The Daily Star offers freebies for the match including a pint of Carling, chicken snacks, and a £5 bet with Blue Square.
Watch brand Breitling is hoping to reach those high spenders whose spirits aren't dampened by advertising with The Daily Telegraph.
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