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As it happened: Raab and Rayner spar over taxes and defence in PMQs
Labour's Angela Rayner and Deputy PM Dominic Raab stand in at PMQs while Boris Johnson attends a Nato summit.
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As it happened: Raab and Rayner spar over taxes and defence in PMQs
Labour's Angela Rayner and Deputy PM Dominic Raab stand in at PMQs while Boris Johnson attends a Nato summit.
Statement on Scottish independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon names 19 October 2023 for a second independence vote and accepts her proposal will face legal scrutiny.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 28 June
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 21 June
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including transport, NHS, education and the cost of living.
As it happened: Patel defends asylum policy after Rwanda flight blocked
Home Secretary Priti Patel says the government "remains committed" to the policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.
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As it happened: Raab and Rayner spar over taxes and defence in PMQs
Labour's Angela Rayner and Deputy PM Dominic Raab stand in at PMQs while Boris Johnson attends a Nato summit.
Statement on Scottish independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon names 19 October 2023 for a second independence vote and accepts her proposal will face legal scrutiny.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 28 June
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 21 June
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including transport, NHS, education and the cost of living.
As it happened: Patel defends asylum policy after Rwanda flight blocked
Home Secretary Priti Patel says the government "remains committed" to the policy of sending asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Statement on Scottish independence referendum
Nicola Sturgeon names 19 October 2023 for a second independence vote and accepts her proposal will face legal scrutiny.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 28 June
Mark Drakeford faces questions on topics including domestic abuse, refugees, NHS, and the cost of living.
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