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Scotland's first minister tells an inquiry that claims of a plot against her predecessor are "absurd".

The chancellor says he can rescue the UK's Covid-ravaged economy but warns it will "take time" in his Budget.

Rishi Sunak says funding will increase by £410m but Conor Murphy says most of that is Covid-related.

Buckingham Palace will "look into the circumstances" following the claims in a newspaper article.

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

Three businesses give their views on what is needed to recover from the pandemic and what they got.

The latest Brexit flare up comes over checks on goods to NI, which remains in the EU's single market.

The chancellor promises more cash for the Welsh public services that are run from Cardiff.

The timing and peak depend on how and when lockdown is eased, a critical care doctors says.

Welsh ministers give the airport tens of millions of pounds to help it cope with the pandemic.

The mayor of London says Brexit and the cladding crisis have helped increase house-building costs.

The domestic abuse commissioner says the £19m is "hugely welcome", but wants longer-term funding.

Schools will be able to offer some sessions to years 7, 8 and 9 but it will not be a full return.

Swastikas and anti-Semitic slogans were discovered on Rhyl War Memorial last week.

The pandemic is costing the government hundreds of billions of pounds. Where will it all come from?

The UK economy is expected to recover six months faster than expected from the pandemic, the chancellor says.

Nearly 125,000 people have now been given a full course of Covid-19 vaccine, new figures show.