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The levelling up secretary wants peers based outside the south of England while Parliament is renovated.

First ministers and deputy first ministers have equal powers, so why do the names suggest otherwise?

BBC Politics East visits Great Yarmouth and Basildon to get people's views on e-scooters.

The DUP's leader says the move shows his party is "serious" about resolving the NI Protocol.

The war in Ukraine and cost of living issues will punctuate business at Westminster.

Coverage from the Northern Ireland Assembly as the DUP blocks the election of a Speaker.

The DUP says it will not support the election of Speaker or deputy speakers at Stormont on Friday.

The newest faces at Stormont on winning seats and some familiar faces on losing theirs.

The bill would ban anti-abortion protests outside Northern Ireland health settings.

Labour accuses ministers of a cover-up over the Russian-born media mogul's appointment to the Lords.

Lee Waters rejects suggestion the Labour-Plaid Cymru proposals will freeze out smaller parties.

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) says measures are needed to help people with the cost of living.

The Good Friday Agreement brought devolution to NI in 1998, but Stormont's future has often been threatened.

Healthcare leaders issue a plea to politicians, saying the "price of political instability is severe".

Politicians warned people are in care homes due to a lack of staff to help them in their own home.

The UK foreign secretary and EU chief negotiator hold a "tetchy" phone call on the negotiations.

It will join a treaty to provide "additional security" for passenger vessels crossing the Channel.

Nicola Sturgeon was being quizzed by opposition party leaders during first minister's question time.