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Live Brexit latest - May faces Commons grilling
Theresa May defends her EU deal in the Commons, after two cabinet ministers and two junior ministers resign in protest
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Live First minister's questions
Nicola Sturgeon is quizzed by opposition party leaders during first minister's questions.
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MEPs approve phone price caps
The European Parliament approves new caps on the price of a intra-EU phone calls and text messages.
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AMs debate replacing EU funding for Wales
Committee members scrutinise the Welsh Government draft budget. Debates include replacing EU Funding for Wales, and animal welfare.
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Cash-for-ash fiasco 'incredibly destructive'
The RHI Inquiry's public hearings draw to a close with more revelations about the botched scheme.
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