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Blimey. 4.1% increase in real spending growth next year. That's BIG. Here's how it compares to previous spending reviews. Tho NB today's SR is only one year's spending 
Here’s a link to the full document: the 2019 Spending Review: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/upl…
Here is what the end of austerity means. Not a single govt department faces a cut in day-to-day spending next year. Though rather a lot of their budgets are frozen in real terms. This is real cash increase btw, not percentage
Remember all those promises from Theresa May and Boris Johnson to eliminate UK carbon emissions by 2050, whatever the cost? Well here, in chart form, is how much has been set aside for getting to net zero in today’s spending review
