Anger in London at Budget benefits changes

The BBC's Mark Easton speaks to people in east London about what they think of the Budget.

Chancellor George Osborne increased VAT from 17.5% to 20% and cut welfare spending as he moved "decisively" to tackle Britain's record debts.

Child benefit and public sector pay will be frozen and 25% cut from public service spending, but alcohol, tobacco and fuel will escape tax increases.