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Minister says some schools are over-testing pupils in the belief exams will be cancelled.

MSPs unanimously approve a bill giving a legal right to free access to sanitary products in public buildings.

The former leadership contender says she and the party are no longer a good fit, and sit as an independent MSP.

He is accused of exploiting his position to pursue sex with women who sought help, Newsnight reveals.

Members back a petition calling for Nick Ramsay to be dropped as a Welsh Parliament candidate.

The PM does not think the £3,300 boost, proposed by an independent body, should be awarded.

Sacked for being "quasi-useless", he makes a rival attempt to register Welsh anti-devolution party.

The body overseeing elections reconsiders whether to officially register the Welsh National Party.

Boris Johnson says he was only criticising the SNP's record when he called Holyrood a "disaster".

Could do better? Some may want Northern Ireland's executive back in class after this week.

Nick Ramsay wanted to stop a meeting of the Monmouth Conservative Association from going ahead.

First Minister Arlene Foster says evidence presented to the Executive 'has changed' from last week.

Rows are brewing within the parties - and between the powerful Public Accounts Committee and the government.

The deputy first minister refuses to allow two civil servants to give evidence - sparking a furious response.

A committee urges the government not to limit virtual participation to the "clinically vulnerable".

Peers vote to change the bill dealing with internal markets after claims it would "shackle" devolved governments.