It will address a ‘black hole’ in the country’s finances

JK Rowling has hit out at the boss of a union who accused Wes Streeting of 'pandering to anti-trans bigotry' after nurses (pictured) demanded a female-only changing room.

BBC correspondents analyse how much Budget money has been pledged in key areas and where the money will be spent.

Ms Reeves has set out the government’s financial plans for tax, spending and policies.

Ministers are under pressure to deliver payouts to 3.6million women who were affected by the change in state pension ages

Limpopo department of transport and community safety says it does not know the legalities of taxi operators' plan to stop privately-owned Toyota Avanza from transporting passengers.

Reeves has announced she will continue the freeze on fuel duty next year and maintain the existing 5p cut as she said that increasing it “would be the wrong choice” in a shock move.

The government says the latest figures forecasting how long beneficiaries stay on welfare underscore the need for tougher sanctions.

Wales Finance Minister Mark Drakeford had this to say about today's budget giving Wales the largest real-terms funding increase since devolution

Rachel Reeves has refused to rule out further National Insurance hikes for employers.

The way to normalise farm safety is to start educating up the family tree rather than down, advocates say.

The Treasury said it would generate 'significant savings' by cancelling the Rwanda plan and speeding up asylum processing - leading to a 'total saving of [more than] £4billion' over two years.

Rachel Reeves announced £40bn in tax hikes as part of a historic autumn budget that saw massive investment into the NHS.

Rachel Reeves awarded an additional £22.6billion for routine spending, spread over this year and next, and a further £3.1billion for the likes of beds and buildings.

The Chancellor said the track will run into the central London hub but did not give a figure for how much the work will cost. However, the commitment is thought to be worth about £1billion.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered a bold, confident Budget that addresses the incredible damage caused by fourteen years of Conservative austerity, injustice and neglect

There are three kinds of lies, said Mark Twain. Lies, damned lies and statistics. If the novelist were still around, he might add another to that list - the Labour manifesto.

Politicians often tell half-truths but, believe it or not, they only occasionally tell downright lies. This Labour Government is breaking new ground. It has adopted mendacity as a way of doing business.

EXC: Many former caravan owners say they were blighted by costs, maintenance and cleaning fees - before being offered just a fraction of what they initially paid as they tried to sell up.

Many pet parents prefer to leave the city and go to quieter areas to avoid the loud noises which startle their pets. Sneha Nandihal, founder of ‘I Change Indiranagar’ and a pet parent, said, “We go out of Bengaluru. We never stay here during Deepavali. A lot of dogs do suffer, specially the stray dogs as they don’t even have a safe place to go to or anybody to comfort them.”

Lake Country residents angry over 'strata hotel' at Lakestone

On the day the new government announced its Budget, WASPI campaigners reminded lawmakers what they had lost

The Resolution Foundation said that Rachel Reeves' Budget delivers a welcome boost to public services - but there will be a squeeze on living standards and sluggish wage growth

Chancellor Rachel Reeves refused to rule out further rises as she toured broadcast studios this morning in the wake of her extraordinary £40billion raid.

Campaigners have warned that 25,000 women have died since a damning Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman report was published in March, which recommended compensation

Carrie Roderick has raised concerns with the police, who have launched an investigation.

The Labour Chancellor claimed NHS performance in Scotland was "worse than in any part of the United Kingdom".

Former Conservative Chancellor Jeremy Hunt launched a scathing assault on Rachel Reeves' 'shock' Budget this morning, saying families face paying £8,000 more in taxes over the next four years.

Writing in the Daily Record, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says Rachel Reeves delivered a transformative plan for Scotland in her Budget yesterday.

The TV presenter did not mince her words in her furious reaction to Ms Reeves' £40bn tax bomb, raging she had 'destroyed' the traditional family farm.

Kingstanding Circle is a hotspot for speeding and reckless driving terrifying residents

Chancellor unable to confirm salary of new Office for Value for Money Chairman, raising transparency concerns over government’s latest anti-waste initiative.

And most importantly, to let SWW tell us how they plan to upgrade our sewerage network for the long-term.

Shona Robison insisted the extra cash announced by Rachel Reeves at yesterday's UK Budget was no "bonanza".

The Scottish finance secretary has warned a rise in National Insurance could cost the government £500m.

The Chancellor's words from 11 June this year are being widely shared as evidence of Labour 's general election 'dishonesty'.

Audrey Rothwell says state pensioners have been made to feel 'surplus to requirements' amid cuts of draught alcohol duty

Chancellor Reeves announced her first Budget — the first Labour Budget in 14 years and the first ever Budget delivered by a female chancellor — to the House of Commons on Wednesday afternoon.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies thinktank praised Chancellor Rachel Reeves' 'courageous' Budget - but the experts also warned 'this is the decade of higher taxes'

A brainteaser found in what appears to be a children's magazine has made hundreds of grown-up Brits go 'insane' as they struggle to find the correct answer. It's clear you'll need to be a real genius to be able to solve this one

But school leaders do not agree on how quickly the government should be pacing itself.

Britain's 'most hated mum' Carla Belucci, 42, says she is preparing to move to the US after the budget left her scared for her children's future

The devolved Scottish government will have had an extra £3.4bn to spend - including more money than SNP ministers anticipated for public building projects.

The Independent Schools Council, which represents 1,400 schools, votes to proceed with legal action.

Around 30 women from the North East joined a Waspi protest outside Parliament as Rachel Reeves delivered her first Budget as Chancellor on Wednesday

Teachers at about 160 schools will get more training and time to hold small group sessions with students.