Alistair Darling has delivered his final Budget before the general election today.

You can read the full speech here.

Below are the highlights at a glance:

Guarantee that everyone will have access to a bank account, creating a million more bank customers.

Work or training for all under 24s out of work for six months.

Six more months of mortgage support for the unemployed.

Stamp duty limit to double from £125,000 to £250,000 from tonight funded by an increase to 5% on £1million-plus homes.

ISAs limit to rise from £7,200 to £10,200 and will increase thereafter annually in line with inflation.

No further announcements on VAT, income tax or insurance.

Duty on beer, wine and spirits to rise 2%. Tax on cider increased by 10% above inflation from midnight on Sunday.

Tobacco duty increase by 1% above inflation this year, then 2%.

Inheritance tax threshold frozen for four years.

From October next year, most expensive properties excluded from housing benefit scheme.

RBS and Lloyd’s to provide £94billion of new business loans, half of them to small and medium businesses.

New growth capital fund to provide capital for fast growing firms.

Business rates out for a year from October- meaning 345,000 will pay no rates at all.

£100million to repair local roads after winter damage and £285 million for motorways.

Motor industry supported to develop electric cars.

£4 increase in child tax credit for young children from 2012.

We provided live updates throughout the speech - you can replay it by clicking below.

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