内容摘要：The museum will apply for a full National Lottery grant of £7.2m next year.

The museum will apply for a full National Lottery grant of £7.2m next year.

It's an open secret in Westminster billions will be found for health and defence. But the chancellor and her deputy, Darren Jones, are locked in conversations with Cabinet ministers about setting all government budgets all the way to 2029.Forget rows over winter fuel or welfare payments, the Spending Review sets the terms for everything. Much more than spats over spreadsheets, it's a series of arguments about who and what the government is for.

Who wins and who loses will set the political terrain for years to come. I've talked to nearly 20 ministers, advisers, and insiders about what's going on behind closed doors."It's going to be ugly," observes a Whitehall source. In case you've been living on Mars, ministers have said, again and again, government has to "live within its means", and "there'll be difficult decisions".That's all code for saying some bits of government spending will be hacked back. The paradox is that overall, the government is spending more – big tax rises in the autumn meant hefty cheques for public services.

And the chancellor also changed the rules on how much she can borrow to spend on long term projects, what's known as "capital spending", giving her more than £100bn to dole out this time round.But because some kinds of spending - like health or defence - are getting significant extra cash, there's a tight squeeze on day-to-day spending more or less everywhere else. Despite the vast budgets, one government source admits, "there are services in real danger".

Who, or what then, are the likely winners and losers? By late Friday more than half of government departments had reached a final agreement with the Treasury.

No 10 claims evidence of "early and swift progress". A member of the Cabinet praises Reeves and Jones for "genuinely trying to be collaborative". That's not a universal view."We need to honour those people - we're here because of them."

Dawn wants to make sure people don't forget."My grandfather from Sierra Leone came to this country when he was 15 years old," she said.

"I don't want my grandchildren to forget about where they came from."Singer Rihanna has confirmed she is expecting her third baby while attending fashion's biggest night of the year, the Met Gala in New York.