The deal agreed by the Conservatives and the DUP involves an additional £1 billion in funding that has been pledged to Stormont's powersharing executive.
This breaks down as follows:
:: £400 million for infrastructure projects (£200 million per year for two years)
:: £200 million for improvement of health service (£100 million per year for two years)
:: £150 million for ultra-fast broadband (£75 million per year for two years)
:: £100 million for tackling deprivation (£20 million per year for five years)
:: £100 million to address immediate pressures in health and education (£50 million per year for two years)
:: £50 million for mental health services (£10 million per year for five years)