The announcements made during speech that affect Scotland most

Here are the bills and measures that will directly impact Scotland:

■ Advanced Research and Invention Agency Bill will fund high-risk, high-reward research

■ Ministers are introducing the Armed Forces Bill, which keeps them existing and boosts the service justice system

■ The Building Safety Bill establishes a regulator to bring a new approach and also implements recommendations made from an independent review

■ A Counter-state Threats Bill aims to give the security services and law enforcement agencies more tools to tackle hostile activity by foreign states and foreign actors. Security is also the target of the Telecommunications (Security) Bill

■ The Dormant Assets Bill will provide around an additional £880 million for social and environmental initiatives

■ Freeports also stem from the National Insurance Contributions Bill, with discussions ongoing to make the “benefits” UK wide

■ The Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill aims to extend 5G coverage, while the Professional Qualifications Bill promises to help employers find workers across the UK

■ The Procurement Bill simplifies regulations to make it easier for the public sector, and the Subsidy Control Bill promises to give support for businesses that "reflects" the UK'S interests

■ The UK Government also reiterated its commitment to the Union in a policy document, saying it would build on “hundreds of years of partnership between the regions of our country as the most successful political and economic union in history”