The Budget gives an extra £20.4bn to the National Wealth Fund and the British Business Bank, according to key points published by the Guardian and MoneyWeek.
The Guardian also lists government support for Rolls-Royce to develop the next generation of engines for single-aisle passenger jets in the UK, and a further £500m for AI safety and security.
Self-employed fathers will be eligible for paternity leave pay for the first time, the Guardian reports.
The better regulation executive is being set up again. The Chancellor, John Healey, said it would "cut outdated regulations and admin burdens on business and on workers", as reported by the Guardian.
Two figures in these reports differ from those given earlier on this blog. The Guardian puts headroom in 2030-31 at £20bn, against the £22bn reported earlier. The Guardian and MoneyWeek both say tariffs will be removed on "more than 100" products, where the earlier figure was "more than 250".
These discrepancies have not yet been resolved.