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Keir Starmer challenged Boris Johnson on the need for a "clear exit" from tier 3 coronavirus restrictions
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PMQs: As it happened
Keir Starmer challenged Boris Johnson on the need for a "clear exit" from tier 3 coronavirus restrictions
Senedd as it happened: 21 October 2020
Debates include the future of education, and a proposal for a Welsh Hearts Bill.
As it happened: MLAs' inquiry into Covid into care homes
The Health Committee continued its inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on care homes.
Senedd as it happened: 20 October 2020
The Senedd agrees that a short ‘fire break’ period should be introduced in Wales.
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Brexit bill adds to 'collapse of public trust'
Former Speaker Baroness Boothroyd criticises the government's UK Internal Market Bill.
PMQs: As it happened - 14 October
Boris Johnson tells MPs: 'I rule nothing out in combating the virus'
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PMQs: As it happened
Keir Starmer challenged Boris Johnson on the need for a "clear exit" from tier 3 coronavirus restrictions
Senedd as it happened: 21 October 2020
Debates include the future of education, and a proposal for a Welsh Hearts Bill.
As it happened: MLAs' inquiry into Covid into care homes
The Health Committee continued its inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on care homes.
Senedd as it happened: 20 October 2020
The Senedd agrees that a short ‘fire break’ period should be introduced in Wales.
Video 1 minute 39 seconds
Brexit bill adds to 'collapse of public trust'
Former Speaker Baroness Boothroyd criticises the government's UK Internal Market Bill.
PMQs: As it happened - 14 October
Boris Johnson tells MPs: 'I rule nothing out in combating the virus'
Senedd as it happened: 21 October 2020
Debates include the future of education, and a proposal for a Welsh Hearts Bill.
As it happened: MLAs' inquiry into Covid into care homes
The Health Committee continued its inquiry into the impact of coronavirus on care homes.
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