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The Environment Bill has been postponed again because of a lack of time for scrutiny, the government says.

Neil McEvoy repeatedly broke rules on using Senedd resources for elections, a watchdog report says.

Adele relives her experience of a mother-and-baby home, as an NI report is to be published.

EU official says UK threat to refuse full diplomatic status to the bloc's ambassador “not a friendly” start.

The finance minister says he has asked departments to submit new bids as a "matter of urgency".

He replaces Paul Davies who quit after drinking alcohol with other politicians in the Senedd.

The first minister denies claims she knew about harassment allegations earlier than she told parliament.

Paul Davies is standing down after being seen drinking with other politicians during an alcohol ban.

Presented as a safe pair of hands, he struggled to make himself heard during tumultuous times.

The probe into the handling of harassment claims against Alex Salmond wants to see messages between SNP and government officials.

Politicians drank alcohol at the Welsh Parliament while it was banned in pubs, a probe finds.

Parliament will examine amendments to the domestic abuse and environment bills, as well as Covid next steps.

The arrest of Putin critic Alexei Navalny increases European pressure on Germany to stop Nord Stream 2.

The Court of Session is being asked to rule on whether a deal with the UK government is needed for a referendum.

Stormont finance officials displayed "a culture of indifference" over public money, a report says.

Some politicians have been calling for remote proceedings to be allowed due to the pandemic.

Downing Street comments come after senior Welsh Tories others seen drinking on Senedd premises.