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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.

Amy Callaghan spent four months in hospital and had two life-saving surgeries after collapsing last June.

The deputy first minister was facing a vote of no confidence over the government's advice from Alex Salmond's civil case.

Analysis suggests Labour in "strong position" to come first in Senedd election, in light of a poll.

There are fears the next Welsh Parliament could have fewer women in seats after the May poll.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford throws his support behind the first minister over Alex Salmond's claims.

The former first minister makes the claim during his long-awaited appearance at a Holyrood inquiry.

More than 200,000 people are urging the government not to introduce documents offering proof of vaccination.

Wednesday's Budget from Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to dominate events in the Commons.

Get ready for a brief - but entertaining - contest to replace Lord Fowler, who is standing down in April.

The former first minister is appearing before the inquiry into the government's mishandling of harassment complaints.

The enviable political duo who ran Scotland together is now long gone. So, what went wrong?

Stormont apologises after mixing up a sum meant for victims of HIA with one for Troubles victims.

The Speaker says caterer Julia Clifford, who has died after contracting Covid, "would never be forgotten".