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The PM does not think the £3,300 boost, proposed by an independent body, should be awarded.

Sacked for being "quasi-useless", he makes a rival attempt to register Welsh anti-devolution party.

The body overseeing elections reconsiders whether to officially register the Welsh National Party.

Boris Johnson says he was only criticising the SNP's record when he called Holyrood a "disaster".

Could do better? Some may want Northern Ireland's executive back in class after this week.

Nick Ramsay wanted to stop a meeting of the Monmouth Conservative Association from going ahead.

First Minister Arlene Foster says evidence presented to the Executive 'has changed' from last week.

Rows are brewing within the parties - and between the powerful Public Accounts Committee and the government.

The deputy first minister refuses to allow two civil servants to give evidence - sparking a furious response.

A committee urges the government not to limit virtual participation to the "clinically vulnerable".

Peers vote to change the bill dealing with internal markets after claims it would "shackle" devolved governments.

Voting to be extended under law passed by Welsh Parliament on Wednesday evening.

Figures presented to a Stormont committee show just £2 per person is spent on active travel in NI.

He is self-isolating after coming into contact with a Tory MP who tested positive for coronavirus.

The Welsh Government says it could put the 6 May vote back if the Covid pandemic is still serious.

As NI's R number rises to 1.0, the chief scientific adviser warns of additional interventions.