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Labour's Stella Creasy wants smaller firms to publish data and for ethnicity pay gaps to be reported.

He quits the Brexit Party group to give people in Wales opposed to devolution "a proper voice".

The UK's first black archbishop was not automatically ennobled when he retired earlier this year.

MSPs will examine whether the government has been effectively held to account during the pandemic.

The education minister says those "people have a right to express their opinions".

Covid may dominate, but there are plenty of other topics for MPs and Lords to get their teeth into.

Harry Vaughan, who admits 14 terror charges, held "extreme" right-wing views, a court hears.

They say they will focus on reforming devolution, rather than abolition.

Welsh Conservatives say it was an "oversight" as permission had not been sought.

Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle ordered the move as some MPs represent areas where pubs are closed.

The scheme will open next week to help businesses that have to close from Friday night.

Dan Carden and Margaret Greenwood leave their posts over a bill to allow covert agents to break the law.

Commons leader rejects Labour's call for more hybrid working, despite London's Covid-19 alert level.

Nicola Sturgeon says the expiry of existing rules on 26 October will not signal a return to complete normality.