Rishi Sunak has been accused of failing to meet significant financial challenges in Scotland and Wales despite unveiling record funding for the UK’s devolved governments.
The chancellor said Treasury grants for the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish governments would reach the highest levels since devolution over the next three years to £75.2bn, with £8.7bn in extra funding a year, a real-terms increase of 2.4%.
Saying this money would strengthen the UK’s “family” of nations and regions, Sunak
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