The chancellor announces a 3% annual rise for the NHS and £39bn for affordable homes in the Spending Review, but cuts day-to-day budgets of some key departments.

The Chancellor said the Treasury had ‘already drawn a line under the Tory mismanagement with tax rises last year’.

But some departments have their day-to-day budgets cut in the Spending Review, including the Home Office and Foreign Office.

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