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Boris Johnson has led tributes from the political world for Sir David Amess. The Prime Minister said he was one of the "one of the kindest, most gentle people in politics".
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As it happened: MLAs briefed on Climate Bills
Ulster Farmers' Union and Diary UK, along with other stakeholders, shared views on the Climate Change Bills
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As it happened: MLAs briefed on Climate Bills
Ulster Farmers' Union and Diary UK, along with other stakeholders, shared views on the Climate Change Bills
As it happened: Givan questioned on DUP boycott
The first minister was asked an urgent oral question regarding DUP attendance at North-South ministerial meetings
As it happened: MLAs questioned Givan and O'Neill
First Minister Paul Givan and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill appeared at the Executive Office Committee
As it happened: PM vows to 'level up' UK
Boris Johnson told the annual Tory conference it is responsible for the government to raise taxes to fund healthcare.
As it happened: Starmer's conference speech
The Labour leader also calls Boris Johnson "a trickster" in his first in-person conference speech as leader.
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As it happened: MLAs briefed on Climate Bills
Ulster Farmers' Union and Diary UK, along with other stakeholders, shared views on the Climate Change Bills
As it happened: Givan questioned on DUP boycott
The first minister was asked an urgent oral question regarding DUP attendance at North-South ministerial meetings
As it happened: MLAs questioned Givan and O'Neill
First Minister Paul Givan and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill appeared at the Executive Office Committee
As it happened: PM vows to 'level up' UK
Boris Johnson told the annual Tory conference it is responsible for the government to raise taxes to fund healthcare.
As it happened: Starmer's conference speech
The Labour leader also calls Boris Johnson "a trickster" in his first in-person conference speech as leader.
As it happened: Givan questioned on DUP boycott
The first minister was asked an urgent oral question regarding DUP attendance at North-South ministerial meetings
As it happened: MLAs questioned Givan and O'Neill
First Minister Paul Givan and Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill appeared at the Executive Office Committee
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Video caption: Sir David Amess: Political world pays tribute to much-loved MP What security measures are in place for MPs in their constituencies?
MPs' security was a big political issue even before the killing of Labour's Jo Cox in 2016. Following that attack, all MPs were offered panic buttons, extra lighting, additional locks and emergency fobs at their homes and constituency offices.
Prior to that, those wanting enhanced security arrangements had to ask police to carry out a risk assessment and produce written estimates before any work could be carried out.
Official data shows the amount spent on such measures rose from £171,000 in 2015/16 to £4.2m in 2017/18.
Parliament also offers MPs and their staff guidance on security, including tips on how to run a safe constituency surgery, suspicious post and risks at home.
A Parliamentary report published earlier this year called for "clear central guidance" for police forces on how to deal with the harassment of MPs - and for a greater recognition of the "threat to our democracy posed by" offences committed against them.
By Enda McClafferty
BBC News NI political editor
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Video caption: Queen opens Senedd's sixth term in first visit to Wales in five years Greeted by a 21-gun salute, the monarch was joined by the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.
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Video caption: The Queen and Charlotte Church at Senedd openings since 1999 The Queen is set to mark the official start of the proceedings of the new Welsh parliamentary term.
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