13 Things In The Queen's Speech

The Queen said: "We are committed to providing the seven day NHS patients want and deserve." Ministers want this up and running by 2020.

The Soft Drinks Industry Levy will slap a tax on drinks producers to tackle obesity.

The Counter-Extremism and Safeguarding Bill will provide "stronger powers to disrupt extremists and protect the public", including powers to intervene where children in "unregulated education settings" are exposed to "hate".

New laws to encourage adoption in a bid to improve the chances of children in social care.

A hangover from the last Parliament, bringing together existing investigatory powers laws and make them "fit for the digital age".

In the biggest shake-up of the prison system in generations, governors of six prisons will get control over budgets and daily regimes.

The Government has U-turned on forcing all schools to become academies but a more organic approach still features in the Education For All Bill, with under-performing schools being forced to convert.

Abolish the Human Rights Act and replacing it with a British Bill of Rights. Details remain under wraps but will be "based on those set out in the European Convention on Human Rights".

The Modern Transport Bill will include legislation to develop the UK's first commercial spaceports - and pioneer driverless cars as well as "bring safe commercial and personal drone flight ... a step closer".

The Queen said: "To spread economic prosperity, my Government will continue the development to a Northern Powerhouse."

Elected 'metro mayors' to get control of local bus services and a greater share of business rates.

The right for every household to access high-speed broadband.

The Lifetime Savings Bill will implement the Help to Save scheme, which gives workers on benefits a 50% savings bonus, and Lifetime ISAs - 25% on savings up to £4,000 a year.