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Smacking ban bill passes Senedd first stage
AMs quiz First Minister Mark Drakeford, and AMs pass the general principles of a bill that would ban the smacking of children.
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Smacking ban bill passes Senedd first stage
AMs quiz First Minister Mark Drakeford, and AMs pass the general principles of a bill that would ban the smacking of children.
Prison watchdog concerned about prisoner numbers
The prisons inspectorate warns about the impact rising numbers would have on prisoner and staff welfare.
The week ahead at Holyrood
The election watchdog discusses indyref2 framework bill, including a call for the question to be reviewed.
Prorogation case 'a difficult question of law'
The Supreme Court hears competing arguments about the legality of the PM's decision to suspend Parliament.
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Smacking ban bill passes Senedd first stage
AMs quiz First Minister Mark Drakeford, and AMs pass the general principles of a bill that would ban the smacking of children.
Prison watchdog concerned about prisoner numbers
The prisons inspectorate warns about the impact rising numbers would have on prisoner and staff welfare.
The week ahead at Holyrood
The election watchdog discusses indyref2 framework bill, including a call for the question to be reviewed.
Prorogation case 'a difficult question of law'
The Supreme Court hears competing arguments about the legality of the PM's decision to suspend Parliament.
Prison watchdog concerned about prisoner numbers
The prisons inspectorate warns about the impact rising numbers would have on prisoner and staff welfare.
The week ahead at Holyrood
The election watchdog discusses indyref2 framework bill, including a call for the question to be reviewed.
Prorogation case 'a difficult question of law'
The Supreme Court hears competing arguments about the legality of the PM's decision to suspend Parliament.
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