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Parliament will examine amendments to the domestic abuse and environment bills, as well as Covid next steps.

The arrest of Putin critic Alexei Navalny increases European pressure on Germany to stop Nord Stream 2.

The Court of Session is being asked to rule on whether a deal with the UK government is needed for a referendum.

Stormont finance officials displayed "a culture of indifference" over public money, a report says.

Some politicians have been calling for remote proceedings to be allowed due to the pandemic.

Downing Street comments come after senior Welsh Tories others seen drinking on Senedd premises.

The former SDLP Stormont minister has been selected to represent the smaller parties at Westminster.

The Protection of Workers Bill will make it a new specific offence to assault, abuse or threaten Scottish retail staff.

The group drank alcohol on Welsh Parliament premises, days into a ban on its sale in pubs.

A bill aims to cut the number of Spads who advise ministers and put new rules in place.

Pressure is growing on the government to loosen its grip on when MPs sit and what they debate.

Stormont's finance minister calls for extra funding but Westminster says the block grant must be used.

Suzy Davies puts it down to "good old fashioned local party dynamics", not her pro-devolution views.

Conor Murphy says the required support "to kick start our economic recovery" has not been delivered.