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MPs on all sides are worried that sweeping rules are being imposed without parliamentary approval.

Conservative MPs are continuing to press ministers for more say over future restrictions.

The warning comes as Tory backbenchers hold talks with ministers over greater Parliamentary scrutiny.

Baroness Hayman, the newest member of the House of Lords, sported a robe trimmed with synthetic fur for the ceremony.

Members of the Senedd were due to receive a 4.4% increase in their salaries this October.

Parties are split on whether coronavirus could mean a delay to the May 2021 Senedd election.

MSPs say they have been "completely frustrated" by the lack of evidence being handed over.

Welsh Government criticised for choosing Zoom over going to Cardiff Bay amid lockdown restrictions.

First Minister Arlene Foster says the rule will be enforced and there can be "no exceptions".

England's chief hospital inspector says maternity units are "too defensive" when births go wrong.

They can't meet up in person this year, so what are the political parties doing instead?

But food can still be served after it emerged Parliament's bars are exempt from early closing times.

It was also backed by the families of Lisa Dorrian and Charlotte Murray, whose bodies have never been found.

MSPs warn of unacceptable delays faced by those involved in cases waiting to come to court.

Sir Ed Davey's party currently has no MPs in Wales and just one member of the Welsh Parliament.

The ad to replace the head of NI's civil service was only placed six weeks before he was due to leave.

Former MPs and ministers tell the story of 25 September 2019 - one of Parliament's most dramatic days.