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Boris Johnson's first full day as PM
All the action and reaction as he held a cabinet meeting, addressed MPs and appointed more ministers.
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Boris Johnson's first full day as PM
All the action and reaction as he held a cabinet meeting, addressed MPs and appointed more ministers.
As it happened: Final Senedd plenary before summer recess
AMs quiz environment and local government ministers. Debates include autism and assessing the impact of budget decisions.
Commons 'must change' to tackle bullying
MPs agree to allow historical complaints to be looked at, but fewer than 30 attend the debate.
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Boris Johnson's first full day as PM
All the action and reaction as he held a cabinet meeting, addressed MPs and appointed more ministers.
As it happened: Final Senedd plenary before summer recess
AMs quiz environment and local government ministers. Debates include autism and assessing the impact of budget decisions.
Commons 'must change' to tackle bullying
MPs agree to allow historical complaints to be looked at, but fewer than 30 attend the debate.
As it happened: Final Senedd plenary before summer recess
AMs quiz environment and local government ministers. Debates include autism and assessing the impact of budget decisions.
Commons 'must change' to tackle bullying
MPs agree to allow historical complaints to be looked at, but fewer than 30 attend the debate.
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