A £100 payment for 20 million households in council tax bands A-D in England to help deal with rising energy bills, with equivalent funding for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

Standing charges – fixed daily fees customers pay regardless of usage – to be removed from household gas bills, with costs added to the unit rate instead

VAT cut on electricity bills extended beyond April to July

Freeze on fuel duty to be extended again to July

Import taxes to be removed on more than 100 food products, including gherkins and marmalade, as well as kerosene and fertilisers

A 55p per mile tax-free mileage rate for those driving up to 10,000 miles for work made permanent, with the rate rising from 25p per mile to 35p above that distance

A new tax-free allowance for low-income pensioners, to ensure those with income up to the value of the full new State Pension will not pay income tax

Legal minimum wage for workers to rise by 3.9%

Unpaid carers will no longer lose their entire Carer’s Allowance if they earn more than £204 a week after tax, with a taper rate introduced instead

Parental pay extended to self-employed fathers and parents in same-sex couples

Surcharge banks pay on their profits to rise from 3% to 6% for 15 months, starting in January

Threshold at which High Street shops start paying business rates in England to be increased from £12,000 to £18,000, meaning businesses would pay no rates on properties with a rateable value below this level

Adult games centres and vape shops will not qualify for business rates relief

Taxes on gambling machines to rise from 20% to 25% for higher stakes machines

Requirements for online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay and Temu to be strengthened to prevent sellers using their platforms avoiding paying VAT

An extra £1bn for social and affordable housing in England, taking total funding for the 10-year programme to more than £40bn

An extra £432m for a programme aimed at giving every rough sleeper in England a route off the streets by Christmas

All business rates to be retained locally by the end of the decade, with mayors to keep 20% of revenue from next year

A share of income tax receipts to go to mayors from 2028

Regional bodies and mayors in England to get greater powers over spending, starting with £285m next year for things like housing, transport and High Streets

Government to work with mayors to design a £1.5bn borrowing facility, enabling investment in larger projects

More than £600m of investment in projects related to artificial intelligence (AI), including an extra £120m for the UK’s AI Security Institute and £100m for a national AI Biosecurity Lab

Fund to tackle misogyny in schools, at work and in communities to get £15m