Title: BBC News - David Cameron and Nick Clegg pledge 'united' coalition
Headings: David Cameron and Nick Clegg pledge 'united' coalition
David Cameron and Nick Clegg pledge 'united' coalition
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Content: Tories sign up to Lib Dem plan to raise income tax threshold to £10,000 in the long term, which will "take priority" over Conservative inheritance tax cuts . There will also be a "substantial increase" in personal tax allowances for lower and middle-income people from April 2011 - rather than the Conservative plan to raise employees' NI thresholds
But a plan to raise NI thresholds for employers will go ahead
Voting system: Bill will be brought forward for referendum on changing to AV but parties will be able to campaign on opposite sides of argument
Marriage/civil partnership tax breaks: Lib Dems will be allowed to abstain from votes
Europe: Both sides agreed there would be no transfer of powers to the EU over the course of the Parliament and Britain would not join the Euro during that period
Immigration cap: Lib Dems accept Tory plan for limit on non-EU economic migrants
House of Lords: Both parties to back plans for wholly/mainly elected chamber elected by proportional representation. MPs will not be able to throw out the government unless 55% vote to do so - a higher threshold than currently
'Pupil premium': More funding for poorer children from outside schools budget, as demanded by Lib Dems
The Lib Dem parliamentary party and its federal executive endorsed the coalition agreement by the required three-quarters majority shortly after midnight. Mr Clegg acknowledged some Lib Dem voters would have doubts but told them: "