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Johnson urges UK to 'move on' from Cummings row
The PM rules out an inquiry into the conduct of his top aide at the height of the coronavirus lockdown.
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Johnson urges UK to 'move on' from Cummings row
The PM rules out an inquiry into the conduct of his top aide at the height of the coronavirus lockdown.
Review of plans to restore Parliament
MPs and peers were to move out for five years from 2025, but a squeeze on finances may change this..
PMQs: Boris Johnson questioned on virus testing
PM was challenged by Sir Keir Starmer over track and trace system for coronavirus testing.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Domestic Abuse Bill
The Health Committee was briefed on the Domestic Abuse and Family Proceedings Bill.
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Speaker asks Hancock if he 'wants to leave' PMQs
Sir Lindsay Hoyle warns the health secretary for addressing the Labour leader during PMQs.
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Starmer challenges PM over care home testing
The Labour leader asks Boris Johnson to explain the "continued delay" in testing at care homes.
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Johnson urges UK to 'move on' from Cummings row
The PM rules out an inquiry into the conduct of his top aide at the height of the coronavirus lockdown.
Review of plans to restore Parliament
MPs and peers were to move out for five years from 2025, but a squeeze on finances may change this..
PMQs: Boris Johnson questioned on virus testing
PM was challenged by Sir Keir Starmer over track and trace system for coronavirus testing.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Domestic Abuse Bill
The Health Committee was briefed on the Domestic Abuse and Family Proceedings Bill.
Video 32 seconds
Speaker asks Hancock if he 'wants to leave' PMQs
Sir Lindsay Hoyle warns the health secretary for addressing the Labour leader during PMQs.
Video
Starmer challenges PM over care home testing
The Labour leader asks Boris Johnson to explain the "continued delay" in testing at care homes.
Review of plans to restore Parliament
MPs and peers were to move out for five years from 2025, but a squeeze on finances may change this..
PMQs: Boris Johnson questioned on virus testing
PM was challenged by Sir Keir Starmer over track and trace system for coronavirus testing.
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Mark Simpson
BBC News NI
Police say they are speaking to bereaved families and funeral directors to ensure guidelines are respected.
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Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg says traditional voting in corridors will need to be replaced.
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Some large retail outlets could also reopen on 8 June, under plans set out by the NI Executive.
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Boris Johnson says it is "very kind" to be asked to go back before MPs but there is a "lot on at the moment" as his time is "scarce"
In a heated exchange, Labour MP Yvette Cooper challenged the PM's handling of the Dominic Cummings row.
The EU will need to “evolve its position to reach an agreement” with the UK in trade talks, says the UK's chief negotiator.
Health Secretary warned of PTSD risk for frontline workers
Jeane Freeman has been urged to outline plans to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in frontline staff caused by dealing with the pandemic.
Scottish Labour’s health and social care spokeswoman, Monica Lennon, has raised her concerns on the impact of Covid-19 in a letter to the health secretary, saying it is taking an “unprecedented toll” on workers.
“I welcome actions that have been taken so far to provide additional support for both frontline staff and the population in general," she writes. “However, we cannot underestimate the impact on mental health of the strain which many frontline staff are currently experiencing.
“Fears and anxieties over PPE, long working hours and the emotional toll of working with sick patients and care home residents, many of whom will have died from this virus, is taking an unprecedented toll on frontline workers.
“We also know that the long-term impact of this strain can be significant and that many will be at risk of developing PTSD, which can present months or even years after the initial trauma."
Mark Urban
Diplomatic and defence editor, Newsnight
Northern Ireland's political parties have united around a cautious plan to ease lockdown, distinct from the rest of the UK .
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