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As it happened: Prime Minister's Questions
Boris Johnson was questioned on coronavirus testing and the government's furlough scheme
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As it happened: Prime Minister's Questions
Boris Johnson was questioned on coronavirus testing and the government's furlough scheme
Senedd as it happened: 23 September 2020
The Senedd calls on the Welsh Government to "undertake an evidenced, thorough review of second home ownership in Wales".
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PM sets out new Covid-19 restrictions
Pubs must close earlier, higher fines for not wearing masks, and weddings will again be restricted.
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Covid 'crisis needs clear leadership' - Starmer
The Labour leader accuses the government of not having a "clear strategy" to tackle the rising cases.
As it happened: MLAs debated 'no body, no parole' law
MLAs debated a motion on the Introduction of Legislation Equivalent to Helen's Law brought by the DUP
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As it happened: Prime Minister's Questions
Boris Johnson was questioned on coronavirus testing and the government's furlough scheme
Senedd as it happened: 23 September 2020
The Senedd calls on the Welsh Government to "undertake an evidenced, thorough review of second home ownership in Wales".
Video 2 minutes 27 seconds
PM sets out new Covid-19 restrictions
Pubs must close earlier, higher fines for not wearing masks, and weddings will again be restricted.
Video 36 seconds
Covid 'crisis needs clear leadership' - Starmer
The Labour leader accuses the government of not having a "clear strategy" to tackle the rising cases.
As it happened: MLAs debated 'no body, no parole' law
MLAs debated a motion on the Introduction of Legislation Equivalent to Helen's Law brought by the DUP
Senedd as it happened: 23 September 2020
The Senedd calls on the Welsh Government to "undertake an evidenced, thorough review of second home ownership in Wales".
Video 2 minutes 27 seconds
PM sets out new Covid-19 restrictions
Pubs must close earlier, higher fines for not wearing masks, and weddings will again be restricted.
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