Oliver Hides takes your calls on the Budget, jury trials and Black Friday.

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said that her Budget will tackle the cost of living. She’s said that she is "asking ordinary people to pay a little bit more" after unveiling tax rises totalling £26 billion. A freeze on tax thresholds has been extended for an extra three years in a move that will drag millions into paying more tax. But she said the biggest burden would fall on those "with the broadest shoulders" through higher taxes on property and savings. So do you think this Budget will help you manage the cost of living?

Jury trials are set to be scrapped in England and Wales for all trials except for the most serious crimes. The radical proposals from Justice Secretary David Lammy aim to reduce court backlogs. But the proposals have drawn a backlash from lawyers, who say it could "destroy justice as we know it". In future, juries would only sit for crimes such as murder, manslaughter and rape. Do you agree with this approach?

And tomorrow is Black Friday. Many of us are already being bombarded with offers. Will you be tempted? We’ll try and help you navigate the sales and avoid those Black Friday pitfalls.

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