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Nicola Sturgeon is quizzed by opposition party leaders during first minister's questions.
As it happened: AMs debate air quality and climate justice
AMs quiz finance and international relations ministers. Debates include air quality, climate justice and NHS pay and conditions.
Prison watchdog concerned about prisoner numbers
The prisons inspectorate warns about the impact rising numbers would have on prisoner and staff welfare.
As it happened: AMs debate air quality and climate justice
AMs quiz finance and international relations ministers. Debates include air quality, climate justice and NHS pay and conditions.
Prison watchdog concerned about prisoner numbers
The prisons inspectorate warns about the impact rising numbers would have on prisoner and staff welfare.
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