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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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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.
Tory MSP sorry for Sturgeon 'anti-English' heckle
Nicola Sturgeon said she was "deeply offended" after Conservative MSP Tess White heckled her in the Holyrood chamber.
Who are the new Scottish Green ministers?
Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater are the first Green politicians to hold ministerial office in the UK.
Johnson attacked from all sides over Afghanistan
The PM says the UK achieved its goals - but MPs accuse him of failing Afghans and British veterans.
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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.
Tory MSP sorry for Sturgeon 'anti-English' heckle
Nicola Sturgeon said she was "deeply offended" after Conservative MSP Tess White heckled her in the Holyrood chamber.
Who are the new Scottish Green ministers?
Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater are the first Green politicians to hold ministerial office in the UK.
Johnson attacked from all sides over Afghanistan
The PM says the UK achieved its goals - but MPs accuse him of failing Afghans and British veterans.
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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Sarwar hits out at vaccine passport guidance
Anas Sarwar criticises the guidance published ahead of the vaccine passport debate.
The Scottish Labour leader says there will be “businesses affected by this that have longer cocktail menus than this document”, adding that there is “no evidence that this will make a difference and no details of how it will work”.
Nicola Sturgeon says many affected businesses will prefer vaccine passports to the prospect of any further temporary closures.
Vaccine passports 'not complete solution'
Copyright: EPANicola Sturgeon has said plans for vaccine passports are "not a complete solution" to increased Covid cases.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar voiced his opposition to the move, adding that his party had "supported the government at key moments throughout this pandemic" but said this was about "what works and what will make meaningful difference".
The first minister said the passport plan was only intended to "add an additional layer of protection".
She added: "We have continued to listen to a range of evidence and have said vaccine certification is not a solution in itself."
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Video caption: Keir Starmer on Boris Johnson's social care statement Keir Starmer says the Conservatives can “never again claim to be the party of low tax".
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Video caption: Boris Johnson: Social care needs reform and change The prime minister has said that 30,000 beds in the NHS are taken up by people who need social care.
