BBC News Parliaments

MP Andy McDonald uses parliamentary privilege to claim Steve Turner was sacked by a former employer.

Jim Allister's bill would ban political appointees with serious convictions from positions on public bodies.

Both parties are continuing to discuss "an ambitious co-operation agreement" in the Welsh parliament.

Long-awaited laws on opt-out organ donation are due to be debated in the assembly on Monday.

Events in Afghanistan exposed "serious weaknesses" in the UK's approach, a report says.

MPs face a week of parliamentary chores and odds and ends as conference season approaches.

Peers have significantly changed the government's Environment Bill as UN climate summit looms.

The SPFL's Neil Doncaster fears that not enough security staff will be in place in time for the scheme's introduction.

Sheffield Hallam MP Olivia Blake warns of the escalating abuse of people who work with the public.

The Scottish Conservative Party is urging Holyrood to support a a "strong" oil and gas sector.

Holyrood is to become a "protected site" under national security rules - but will this stop protests?

Proposal to give people who lose a child two weeks off work is described as a missed opportunity.