Summary

  • Get in touch: bizlivepage@bbc.co.uk

  • Chancellor pledges £13.8bn extra spending next year

  • No government department will be cut next year: Javid

  • Shadow Chancellor: speech was "compendium of meaningless platitudes"

  • £432m funding for DEFRA for "world-leading environmental standards": Javid

  • Javid claims fastest increase in day-to-day spending in 15 years

  • Chancellor pledges £1.5bn for social care

  • McDonnell: statement was "grubby electioneering"

  • Shadow Chancellor: Chancellor "too weak" to do full three-year review

  • Javid promises to increase the Home Office budget by 6.3%

  • McDonnell: austerity has put economy in "bad shape"

  • Chancellor promises first 2,000 extra police officers by March

  • Javid says £3.6bn set aside for new towns fund

  • Shadow Chancellor: not a "real end to austerity"

  • McDonnell: £1.8bn education pledge compares with IFS estimate £3.8bn needed to reverse cuts

  • McDonnell: Education budget slashed £10bn in real terms since 2010

  • Javid: school funding will increase by £7.1bn by 2022-23

  • McDonnell: 160% increase in people sleeping rough and £100m spending gap

  • McDonnell: Government plotting "devastating" no-deal Brexit

  • Javid: 1,000 new diplomats to be added

  • £2.2bn extra funding for the Ministry of Defence, says Javid

  • £200m transform local bus transport: Javid

  • £54m to tackle homelessness : Javid

  • NHS to receive £6.2bn extra says Chancellor

  • Former Deutsche banker Javid: Labour trashed the economy

  • Javid: UK "turning the page" on austerity

  • Infrastructure spending "not good enough" says Chancellor

Live Reporting

Bill Wilson, Dan Ascher and Mary-Ann Russon

  1. Trade deal will be harder to get if China waits - Trump

    US President Donald Trump said it will be much tougher for China to get a deal if it waits until after the US 2020 presidential election - and if Trump wins.

    "While I am sure they would love to be dealing with a new administration so they could continue their practice of 'ripoff USA'....16 months plus is a long time to be haemorrhaging jobs and companies on a long-shot," he wrote on Twitter.

    "Think what happens to China when I win. Deal would get much tougher! In the meantime, China’s supply chain will crumble and businesses, jobs and money will be gone!"

    This Twitter post cannot be displayed in your browser. Please enable Javascript or try a different browser.View original content on Twitter
    The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.
    Skip twitter post

    Allow Twitter content?

    This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy and privacy policy before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.

    The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.

  2. Good morning

    Good morning, and welcome to another day of news at Business Live.

    As well as the latest companies and economics news we will be keeping an eye on all the latest developments around Brexit.

    The government's Spending Review will also be unveiled, giving details of how much money will be allocated to different departments during the 2020-21 financial year.