Rishi Sunak gives Scotland £1.2bn, Wales £740m and Northern Ireland £410m under Barnett formula
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Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are to receive an additional £2.4bn in the next financial year under the Barnett formula as Rishi Sunak increased funding to the devolved administrations.
Holyrood will receive an additional £1.2bn, the Welsh government £740m, and the Northern Ireland executive £410m.