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If the MP is suspended for breaking Covid rules, a by-election is more likely - but not certain.

BBC Scotland understands the UK government is likely to permit the scheme - with several conditions.

Reports suggest scavengers have targeted two British ships sunk in Asia during World War Two.

A vote on whether to ban Margaret Ferrier from Westminster was pulled as not enough MPs were present.

Time should be taken to reflect on how communication was handled, a Labour MP says.

OpenAI's Sam Altman previously said if it fails to comply with the forthcoming AI Act, it might exit the EU.

The boss of a major Welsh visitor attraction says he does not want tourists to be "turned off".

How did a promise to get net migration down to the "tens of thousands" go unfulfilled for 13 years?

Witnesses report officers pointing Tasers at a man who was held on suspicion of criminal damage.

A growing budget gap is forcing difficult decisions on Holyrood's finance secretary, but not yet.

The finance secretary says the outlook is extremely challenging amid warnings of an increasing funding gap.

The government says changes will be still be delivered, but Labour calls the decision a step backwards.

Grassroots members complain Natasha Asghar may be more interested in London than Wales.

NI parties meet the head of the civil service to discuss the budget and government crisis.

Legislation to give councils the power to apply a visitor levy, or 'tourist tax' is published.

An investigation finds one of Liam Byrne's staff worked on the 2021 bid while paid by Parliament.

Sir Iain Livingstone says he will "fiercely resist" any attempts at political interference in the probe.

Rishi Sunak says he is looking at strengthening marketing rules for e-cigarettes.