The Chancellor George Osborne will set out tax and spending plans in the budget later, the slowest roads in the country are in London and police are to change the way they deal with missing people.

Academics warn a new national curriculum will demand too much of young pupils, stay at home mothers and the Queen will visit Baker Street later Tube later to mark the network's 150th anniversary.

Design critic Alice Rawsthorn, actor Brian Cox, comedian Chris Addison and live music form Bluey.

Dentist Steve Sharma takes your calls about teeth, Editor of Time Out Tim Arthur talks about this weeks magazine and Martin Roberts from 'Homes Under The Hammer' talks about auctions.

The latest on George Osborne’s Budget and a son of Bryan Ferry has been told by a judge that his upbringing does not place him above the law after he was caught carrying a knife.

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Regulars Paul Robinson and Jeremy Jacobs with a look at the day's news stories and your calls, texts and emails on today's Budget, bankers bonuses and horror films.

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Your reaction to yesterday's Budget, pampering your pets and do you ever remove your wedding ring?