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“This budget has basically sent out the message that it is sympathetic with the skivers first than it is with the strivers.” The budget has “abandoned” welfare cuts, which would in turn benefit working people, says Times Radio’s @AdamBoultonTABB John Pienaar | Anna Mikhailova

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