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A civil servant says she does not believe the two women initially intended to report their allegations to the police.

Time is running out for the UK and EU to strike a deal - what is happening now?

We take a look at the MSPs who have decided to bow out ahead of next year's Scottish Parliament elections in May.

Experts say long-term unemployment numbers could dwarf those caused by the 2008 financial crisis.

Thousands more signatures will be required for petitions to be considered for debate in the Senedd.

'Sinn Féin's Thatcher', Naomi Long's eyebrows and more - see the school portraits taking off online.

The PM is squaring up for a parliamentary fight with many of his own MPs over new Covid restrictions.

Council asks Stormont department to enforce removal of a wind turbine near neolithic burial site.

The Westminster bill blocks the automatic release of people convicted of terror offences.

Eight more people die after testing positive for Covid-19 in NI and 442 new cases are recorded.

The Audit Office concludes a 'root and branch review' is needed after examining recruitment.

The first minister updates MSPS on the coronavirus pandemic ahead of her weekly Q&A with opposition MSPs.

Senedd members warn a new law could "profoundly" limit the powers of the Welsh Parliament.

Conor Murphy describes the Spending Review as a "standstill budget" for public services.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has set out what the government will spend next year. Here are the headlines.