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As it happened: PM questioned over 'broken promises'
Boris Johnson was quizzed after a Tory rebellion on social care and criticism of a speech to business leaders.
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Victim Support NI, NI Human Rights Commission, the Public Prosecution Service and PSNI discussed the Justice Bill
As it happened: Mother-and-baby homes testimony
Truth Recovery NI and Birth Mothers and their Children for Justice NI briefed the Executive Committee
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A bill proposed by Tory backbencher Liam Fox to guarantee care needs is now expected to become law.
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As it happened: PM questioned over 'broken promises'
Boris Johnson was quizzed after a Tory rebellion on social care and criticism of a speech to business leaders.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Justice Bill
Victim Support NI, NI Human Rights Commission, the Public Prosecution Service and PSNI discussed the Justice Bill
As it happened: Mother-and-baby homes testimony
Truth Recovery NI and Birth Mothers and their Children for Justice NI briefed the Executive Committee
MP's law on Down's syndrome care needs moves step closer
A bill proposed by Tory backbencher Liam Fox to guarantee care needs is now expected to become law.
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 23 November
The first FMQs since Labour and Plaid Cymru announced a deal to work together in the Senedd.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Justice Bill
Victim Support NI, NI Human Rights Commission, the Public Prosecution Service and PSNI discussed the Justice Bill
As it happened: Mother-and-baby homes testimony
Truth Recovery NI and Birth Mothers and their Children for Justice NI briefed the Executive Committee
MP's law on Down's syndrome care needs moves step closer
A bill proposed by Tory backbencher Liam Fox to guarantee care needs is now expected to become law.
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