Rachel Reeves has delivered her spending review, setting out each government department's budget for the coming years.
Here are her headline announcements:
- NHS: The health service gets 拢29bn for day-to-day spending - a 3% rise for each year until the next election;
- Defence: Spending will rise from 2.3% of GDP to 2.6% by 2027 - that's a 拢11bn uplift, with 拢600m for security and intelligence agencies;
- Border security: The use of hotels to house asylum seekers will end by 2029, and there will be 拢280m more per year for the Border Security Command, which will help combat illegal immigration;
- Energy: Some 拢14.2bn is being poured into the Sizewell C nuclear power station, part of a 拢30bn investment in nuclear energy;
- Science and tech: Research and development funding will hit 拢22bn - a record high - by the end of the parliament, with AI plans getting 拢2bn;
- Housing: Social and affordable housing will get 拢39bn - the biggest cash investment for 50 years;
- Transport: 拢15bn for new rail, tram, and bus networks in the North and the West Midlands, a new rail line between Liverpool and Manchester, and a four-year settlement for TfL, plus the 拢3 bus fare cap extended to 2027;
- Nations: Scotland gets 拢52bn, Northern Ireland 拢20bn, and Wales 拢23bn, including notably for coal tips;
- Prisons: 14,000 new prison places will be funded with a 拢7bn injection;
- Police: 13,000 more police officers will be paid for with 拢2bn;
- Education: Free school meals extended to 500,000 children, while the extra 拢4.5bn per year will also go on fixing classrooms and rebuilding schools.