The chancellor has announced an extra £820m for the Scottish Government as part of the UK Budget.
Rachel Reeves set out her fiscal plans, with a raft of changes to taxes and spending.
It came after an unprecedented early leak of the details online – a blunder she described as “deeply disappointing”.
Some of the most significant measures announced today include the removal of the two-child benefit cap.
There will also be a rise in the national minimum wage for workers and a new tax for electric vehicles.
It will be a mileage-based charge, starting in 2028.
The chancellor also announced investment in Scottish towns to promote growth.
Grangemouth, Greenock and Kirkcaldy will all receive a boost.
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