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Commissioner calls for a clearer approach to home learning while schools are shut to most children.

The increase is to further discourage shoppers from buying single-use plastic bags.

Jeffrey Donaldson is due to table an oral question, listing examples of the affect on business in NI.

Business owners voice "genuine fears" that new EU costs will put off European customers.

The trip planned by Donald Trump's outgoing administration had infuriated China.

A report from a Tory right group adds to internal pressure on the government to harden its stance.

Downing Street wants to find ways of doing things better after the turmoil of the Covid pandemic.

The Scottish government is concerned that too many people have not been following the "stay at home" rule.

The UK's major supermarkets say government action is needed to prevent further disruption.

Auditor found Welsh rural development grants were made without ministers ensuring value for money.

Mohamud Mohammed Hassan was arrested at home on Friday but released without charge on Saturday.

A supermarket worker says door staff are facing abuse when they challenge those not wearing masks.

Musicians and crews call for a "return to the negotiating table", saying livelihoods could be at risk.

The issue which emerged last month continues after a separate widespread Teams issue on Monday.

The land next to Portsmouth International Port will allow checks on imports, as required from July.

A new Global Health Insurance Card is replacing European Health Insurance Card from this year.

The coronavirus vaccine strategy for Wales has been published - but what does it mean for you?