UK devolution

A long-awaited UK government review calls for new cabinet post and a fund for UK-wide projects.

The Dunlop Review was set up in 2019 to examine how devolution worked in the UK.

Elections to the Scottish and Welsh parliaments will be held on 6 May.

The UK's nations have handled Covid differently, prompting some deep thinking about future relations.

NI Secretary Brandon Lewis says the government is disappointed by the failure to commission services.

Nichola Mallon says UK government plans for an NI office will lack accountability from Stormont.

A Westminster review will consider whether Wales' two most congested roads could do with upgrades.

As we await a report from government on devolution, the debate on where power should lie grows louder.

It is "reckless" for the first minister to suggest the UK "as it is, is over", the Welsh Secretary says.

Finance Minister Conor Murphy says a wide ranging review is needed to assess different tax policies.

The lack of a role for the Welsh Government in handing out money from the new fund is criticised.

Local leaders are pushing for more devolution, as England eases out of lockdown.

Tory MP Stephen Crabb says Welsh Labour wants to stop UK ministers spending on projects in Wales.

Councils can apply directly to the UK government for "levelling up" money - but the move has been criticised by the SNP.

Ministers accused of "aggressively" undermining devolution over fund worth £800m to three nations.

Leeds city councillor Matt Robinson is revealed as the Tory choice for the West Yorkshire mayor.

Boris Johnson's comment as Conservative party debates devolution and the union.

The Welsh Government welcomes the cash but says it comes "at the 11th hour".