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MSPs back workplace parking levy
MSPs on the rural economy committee have backed workplace parking levy proposals by 6 votes to 5.
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MSPs back workplace parking levy
MSPs on the rural economy committee have backed workplace parking levy proposals by 6 votes to 5.
Leadership contest latest and Commons updates
All the latest from the third round of voting in the Tory leadership race and Commons updates, including PMQs.
Senedd says all pupils should learn Welsh history
AMs call on the Welsh Government "to ensure that the history of Wales is taught to every school pupil in Wales without exception".
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MSPs back workplace parking levy
MSPs on the rural economy committee have backed workplace parking levy proposals by 6 votes to 5.
Leadership contest latest and Commons updates
All the latest from the third round of voting in the Tory leadership race and Commons updates, including PMQs.
Senedd says all pupils should learn Welsh history
AMs call on the Welsh Government "to ensure that the history of Wales is taught to every school pupil in Wales without exception".
Leadership contest latest and Commons updates
All the latest from the third round of voting in the Tory leadership race and Commons updates, including PMQs.
Senedd says all pupils should learn Welsh history
AMs call on the Welsh Government "to ensure that the history of Wales is taught to every school pupil in Wales without exception".
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Time to take veggie burgers and sausages off the menu?
Could vegetarian sausages and veggie burgers be taken off the menu? The EU's Agriculture Committee is weighing up proposals to prevent the manufacturers of vegetarian food from using words like sausage, burger and mince to describe their products. A Lords committee is investigating what the impact could be. Kristiina Cooper reports. You can hear more from Today in Parliament at 1130pm on Radio 4 or on BBC Sounds.
As opposition AMs make the call a minister says it will be "core" to Wales' new national curriculum.
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Jeremy Corbyn asks why 328 high-rise buildings in the UK still have "Grenfell-style" cladding on them, two years after the fire.
The SNP Westminster leader is asked by the Speaker to withdraw claims of racism about quotes from Tory leadership candidate Boris Johnson.
Holyrood's rural economy committee backs plans to let councils levy a tax on employee parking spaces.
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As politicians debate if Wales' pupils should learn more of the country's history, what do you know? Try our quiz.
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Labour's Stella Creasy hits out at Parliament's rules, which do not fund cover for maternity leave.
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Welsh ministers are urged to clarify how they will deal with any reduction in EU worker numbers.
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