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Raab and Rayner clash over living costs at PMQs
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Raab and Rayner clash over living costs at PMQs
Living costs and rising energy prices are the focus in the Commons as the deputy PM stands in for Johnson.
As it happened: MLAs debated Climate Bill
Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots opened the debate on the second stage of the Climate Change (No. 2) Bill
As it happened: MLAs briefed on climate change
The Environmental Justice Network gave evidence to the Agriculture Committee on the Climate Change Bill
First Minister's Questions: As it happened on 21 September
Covid passes, the Welsh Ambulance Service and train services are among the topics raised.
As it happened: MLAs debated Climate Bill
Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots opened the debate on the second stage of the Climate Change (No. 2) Bill
As it happened: MLAs briefed on climate change
The Environmental Justice Network gave evidence to the Agriculture Committee on the Climate Change Bill
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The father of former Leeds Rhinos player Rob Burrow says his trip to deliver a petition to Downing Street was "more than worth it".
Copyright: BBCGeoff Burrow joined Rob, former Bradford City footballer Stephen Darby and other campaigners to call on the government to invest £50m in research into Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
He told BBC Radio Leeds: "It was an absolutely brilliant day - tiring, but brilliant. And to see the MPs and the fellow sufferers with MND all smiling, it really was a fabulous day."
Rob was diagnosed in 2019, and since then has worked to raise the profile of efforts to combat the disease.
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