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Laura Anne Jones apologises for saying on Facebook she would "like to do a spot of Chav shooting".

Boris Johnson wants the power to choose the date of the next election - but the argument may not be over.

Budget debates will dominate, but long-term controversies are also brewing in the select committees.

Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price tells a party conference Wales faces a "moment of truth".

Arlene Foster holds back tears as she pays tribute to "a dear friend who wanted to make devolution work".

A top civil servant wants guidance on whether he can comply with an instruction from his minister.

Scotland's first minister tells an inquiry that claims of a plot against her predecessor are "absurd".

Most of the £410m funding increase for NI set out by the chancellor is Covid-related, says Conor Murphy.

Viktor Orban's right-wing Fidesz party leaves the group amid a row over his democratic record.

The Scottish Parliament election will go ahead on 6 May, but the results may not be known for several days.

Michael Ellis will fill in for the attorney general for the six months she is off to care for her child.

Concerns were raised about the legal battle more than two months before the government conceded the case.

The figure equates to 0.24% of all the money paid to 1,200 businesses over eight years.