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Truss replaces Raab as Zahawi takes over education
Liz Truss is the new foreign secretary and Nadhim Zahawi becomes education secretary as the PM carries out a major reshuffle of ministers.
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Truss replaces Raab as Zahawi takes over education
Liz Truss is the new foreign secretary and Nadhim Zahawi becomes education secretary as the PM carries out a major reshuffle of ministers.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Climate Bill
Members of the Agriculture Committee heard evidence on a Climate Bill for Northern Ireland.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 14 September
The first session of Questions to the First Minister since the summer recess.
As it happened: Rio Ferdinand on online racism
The former England was giving evidence to MPs and Peers about the government's draft Online Safety Bill.
PMQs: As it happened
In his first question time since Parliament's summer break, Boris Johnson defends his new tax, while Labour labels it "unfair".
New tax will fund health and social care reform - PM
Boris Johnson says he accepts the UK-wide "health and social care levy" breaks a manifesto commitment.
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Truss replaces Raab as Zahawi takes over education
Liz Truss is the new foreign secretary and Nadhim Zahawi becomes education secretary as the PM carries out a major reshuffle of ministers.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Climate Bill
Members of the Agriculture Committee heard evidence on a Climate Bill for Northern Ireland.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 14 September
The first session of Questions to the First Minister since the summer recess.
As it happened: Rio Ferdinand on online racism
The former England was giving evidence to MPs and Peers about the government's draft Online Safety Bill.
PMQs: As it happened
In his first question time since Parliament's summer break, Boris Johnson defends his new tax, while Labour labels it "unfair".
New tax will fund health and social care reform - PM
Boris Johnson says he accepts the UK-wide "health and social care levy" breaks a manifesto commitment.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Climate Bill
Members of the Agriculture Committee heard evidence on a Climate Bill for Northern Ireland.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 14 September
The first session of Questions to the First Minister since the summer recess.
As it happened: Rio Ferdinand on online racism
The former England was giving evidence to MPs and Peers about the government's draft Online Safety Bill.
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