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Home Secretary Priti Patel and Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle urged MPs to take up the offer.

With the Budget on Wednesday and important bills in the Lords, members face a big week in Parliament.

Councillor Glenn Tingle had been suspended from the Conservative Party for racist and sexist social media posts

No 10 calls the practice "unacceptable", but wants new guidance for employers rather than a law.

A statement from the veteran politician was read out in the Lords, backing a new assisted dying bill.

From the end of the month vaccinated people returning to Wales can take a lateral flow test instead.

DUP criticise decision not to allow a Belfast City Council committee to debate City Hall illumination.

About 1.3% of teachers identify as being from an ethnic minority in Wales compared to 12% of pupils.

Northern Ireland should be a centre for businesses selling into the EU and UK, it is suggested.

Teacher pay rises and extra pandemic funding have reversed spending cuts during the past decade, analysis has found.

Ahead of the autumn Budget, is there any impact at all from "levelling up" in Yorkshire?

Parliamentarians have been warned that the building they work in is in danger of flood and fire.

The Commons leader says maskless Tory MPs are in line with official guidance as they know each other.

The vaccine programme is focusing on booster jabs and first doses for 12 to 15-year-olds.

People are urged to play their part in keeping coronavirus at bay in the run-up to Christmas.

From this weekend, lab tests will be scrapped for returning travellers in England.

Boris Johnson is urging those eligible for a third dose to organise appointments straight away.

A minster is accused by a Labour MP of "ducking a decision" in the face of political controversy.