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What does the Royal Family do, and how will the Queen's Platinum Jubilee be celebrated?

Mark Drakeford faces questions on food security, civil service jobs and child safeguarding, among other matters.

Sir Mike, 64, said it was now time for "a new candidate to come forward".

Boris Johnson is accused of using soft words in a series of robust meetings with political parties.

Peers criticise Michael Gove for proposing the temporary relocation of the Lords outside London.

The Lancashire town's residents welcome Michael Gove's suggestion to move the House of Lords north.

The Sinn Féin MLA replaces the SDLP's Nichola Mallon, who lost her seat in the assembly election.

The prime minister meets political parties in Northern Ireland amid a power-sharing crisis at Stormont.

Neil McEvoy's departure last year is likely to be behind the big fall, standards commissioner says.

The levelling up secretary wants peers based outside the south of England while Parliament is renovated.

First ministers and deputy first ministers have equal powers, so why do the names suggest otherwise?

BBC Politics East visits Great Yarmouth and Basildon to get people's views on e-scooters.

The DUP's leader says the move shows his party is "serious" about resolving the NI Protocol.

The war in Ukraine and cost of living issues will punctuate business at Westminster.