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BBC Scotland's Glenn Campbell considers the case for holding another vote.

Plans by the UK government to lift a ban on agency workers would overturn rules passed by the Senedd

Mark Drakeford claimed staff had been moved from Wales to help English services run.

It's all about keeping the show on the road until summer, one senior Tory MP says.

The Northern Ireland secretary says he will need to introduce legislation in order to reduce salaries.

Social Justice Minister Jane Hutt speaks out as more Labour members vote against proposals.

Reducing gaps "in terms of wealth and aspiration" is desperately needed, the bishop of Blackburn says.

People are "fed up" with the inaction of Stormont and Westminster, a rally organiser says.

Nicola Sturgeon says the SNP's Westminster group has questions to answer over the Patrick Grady case.

An SNP staffer says the party has learned nothing from his sexual misconduct complaint against an MP.

The case of nationalist politician Patrick Grady who made a sexual advance to a party staff member is raised at First Minister's Questions.

The consumer champion applied for a peerage but says he couldn't commit enough time to politics.

A plaque was unveiled in memory of an Ulster Unionist MP shot dead by Irish republicans in 1922.

The FM will lay out plans for holding a referendum even if the UK government does not give consent.

Mark Drakeford will not follow Sir Keir Starmer's request for senior Labour figures to stay away.