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Two schools on Anglesey have closed because of concerns over concrete, the Welsh government has said.

Rishi Sunak says it is wrong to say his budget cuts led to concrete issues at schools.

Labour's deputy leader gets the key levelling up brief in the party's top team, replacing Lisa Nandy.

How Sir Keir Starmer's deputy overcame a difficult start in life to climb the ladder at Westminster.

Group leader Stephen Flynn has confirmed a shake-up of his top team ahead of a general election.

An inquiry finds Tory MP Sir Gavin bullied former chief whip Wendy Morton in texts about the Queen's funeral.

The former culture secretary announced her intention to resign as an MP in June.

Aged 25, Mr Mather overturned a 20,137 Tory majority to win the Selby and Ainsty seat for Labour.

The SNP want to hold the vote to replace Margaret Ferrier in Rutherglen and Hamilton West on 5 October.

The brake, part of NI's Brexit deal, gives Stormont a conditional veto on new EU rules applying here.

Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner is now also shadow levelling up secretary and shadow deputy prime minister.

A fuel supplier says it could help councils cut emissions, but an expert warns it is a stopgap.

Appointments open for flu and Covid vaccines but vulnerable groups may be asked to come sooner.

There is much speculation over what role Sir Keir may give his deputy leader Angela Rayner.

The prime minister and his wife Akshata Murthy joined the Royal Family at their Balmoral estate.

All Scottish local authorities are due to report on the presence of RAAC in schools and public buildings.

Stephen Kinnock MP welcomed funding talks but said any plan needed the support of workers.