The Conservatives are preparing to outline spending cuts they would make in this financial year if they are elected, the BBC has been told. BBC political editor Nick Robinson said the party was waiting for next week's Budget before unveiling more details. Earlier shadow chancellor George Osborne called the PM 'dishonest' over the need for urgent spending cuts. But Labour's Liam Byrne said Mr Osborne needed to be 'honest about the cuts he intends to make to frontline services'. Conservative leader David Cameron told the BBC on Monday: 'We've got to be straight with people about what needs to be done... we have always said more than the government and we will go on saying more.'
Honestly, George.
