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Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill was among the leaders of NI's main parties at Westminster Abbey.

Andy Mellen tells BBC Politics East the Green Party can no longer be labelled protest vote-winners.

The culture secretary defends the Conservative party after it lost 1,000 councillors in England's local elections.

Texts show Plaid Cymru politicians discussed if Adam Price was fit to lead the party six months ago.

Welsh government survey suggests its close to its one million target but census data says otherwise.

MPs and peers return to action after the Coronation and local elections with a packed law-making agenda.

Lucy Frazer says her party will "need to deliver" while Sir Ed Davey rules out any Lib Dem coalition with the Conservatives.

The BBC understands the force asked the NCA to carry out a peer review of its inquiry last year.

Huw Marshall founded The National Wales at Newsquest, which folded last year.

People across Wales are braving the wet weather to celebrate the crowning of the King.

Thursday's vote was a useful snapshot, showing Labour is well on its way and the Tories are in trouble.

Labour says it is heading back to power after Tories lose 1,000 councillors in English local elections.

Voters explain why they voted for the Green Party, which secured a historic victory in a Tory area.

King Charles has visited Ireland many times, but will he have the same impact as Queen Elizabeth?

The Tories suffer from a competitive political landscape, writes BBC political editor Chris Mason.

The influence of the former Brexit Party has waned since the years after the EU referendum.