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As it happened: PMQs and the Liaison Committee
The prime minister answered MPs' questions at PMQs and a committee of senior MPs.
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As it happened: PMQs and the Liaison Committee
The prime minister answered MPs' questions at PMQs and a committee of senior MPs.
Senedd as it happened: 16 September 2020
The UK government’s Internal Market Bill "represents a comprehensive assault on the devolution settlement" says the Senedd.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Brexit and medicines
The NI Audit Office briefed MLAs on the Inquiry into The LandWeb Project and Digital Transformation.
Senedd as it happened: 15 September 2020
AMs quiz First Minister Mark Drakeford and discuss the latest on coronavirus.
PMQs: As it happened
Boris Johnson has been pushed on problems with availability of coronavirus testing
Video 1 minute 15 seconds
Lockdown changes 'all over twitter' before MPs told
The Speaker calls on the health secretary to apologise for a leak of lockdown changes revealed on social media.
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As it happened: PMQs and the Liaison Committee
The prime minister answered MPs' questions at PMQs and a committee of senior MPs.
Senedd as it happened: 16 September 2020
The UK government’s Internal Market Bill "represents a comprehensive assault on the devolution settlement" says the Senedd.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Brexit and medicines
The NI Audit Office briefed MLAs on the Inquiry into The LandWeb Project and Digital Transformation.
Senedd as it happened: 15 September 2020
AMs quiz First Minister Mark Drakeford and discuss the latest on coronavirus.
PMQs: As it happened
Boris Johnson has been pushed on problems with availability of coronavirus testing
Video 1 minute 15 seconds
Lockdown changes 'all over twitter' before MPs told
The Speaker calls on the health secretary to apologise for a leak of lockdown changes revealed on social media.
Senedd as it happened: 16 September 2020
The UK government’s Internal Market Bill "represents a comprehensive assault on the devolution settlement" says the Senedd.
As it happened: MLAs briefed on Brexit and medicines
The NI Audit Office briefed MLAs on the Inquiry into The LandWeb Project and Digital Transformation.
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