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Rishi Sunak will consider the findings and decide whether Mr Raab can remain deputy PM and justice secretary.

The PM is deciding his ally's future after a number of civil servants complained about his behaviour in several ministerial roles.

Rishi Sunak's deputy is braced for the outcome of a report that could seal his political fate.

Local elections in some parts of England and Northern Ireland are taking place in May.

What are the legal arguments over the UK government's veto of Holyrood's gender reforms?

Humza Yousaf is taking questions from opposition party leaders and backbench MSPs during first minister's questions.

The Scottish government publishes legal arguments in its bid to overturn a block on gender reform legislation.

The rules on everything from dogs, children, ID and selfies to voting while drunk.

Changes to proposed new law could make it harder for European judges to stop UK deportations.

Audit Scotland said it was not clear what actions will be taken to limit the risk of climate change.

The prime minister praises the Good Friday Agreement's legacy during a speech in Belfast.

The Labour leader says violent criminals are going free because of problems in the justice system.

He said he would also be stepping back from his role on the public audit committee.

Downing Street is being asked why taxpayers are footing the bill for Boris Johnson's legal team.

IT giant at the centre of Horizon Post Office scandal worked on government's emergency alert system.

The prime minister has faced questions over Akshata Murty's shares in a firm that could benefit from the Budget.

Philip Hollobone has called for the Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick to resign over the decision.