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Peers vote against plans to clamp down on noisy protests and in favour of making misogyny a hate crime.

There are signs a warning over an alleged Chinese agent infiltrating Parliament will not be the last.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is to run for Stormont, while retaining his Westminster seat.

Four of the five NI Executive parties are against the move, but DUP say it would encourage stability.

It once was the political norm for NI politicians to hold dual mandates, writes Enda McClafferty.

Sinn Féin, UUP, SDLP and Alliance all come out against move to allow MPs to sit in the NI Assembly.

The return of the dual mandate will only last until the next Westminster election, due in 2024.

Parliamentarians face a week of heavy duty and contentious law making.

China says it has no need to "buy influence" after MI5 said an agent of the country infiltrated Parliament.

The rare alert sent to MPs comes after a long-running investigation into Christine Ching Kui Lee.

The first minister has been answering questions from opposition leaders and MSPs at Holyrood.

With Holyrood back in session for the new year, what are the big issues facing Scottish politics?

Seth Burke tested positive days after becoming the first wheelchair user sworn into the Welsh Youth Parliament.

The word means hug or cuddle and made its Commons debut in a question to Boris Johnson.

Families are in desperate need but cannot access an emergency scheme, MLAs are told.