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The Welsh government has faced backlash after Labour election candidates were shortlisted.

The number of workers on UK company payrolls climbed by 200,000 in the three months to February.

A committee of MSPs says the female complainers were badly let down by the Scottish government.

More than 100 historic buildings will be lit in yellow in memory of those who have died with the virus.

The first minister being cleared of breaching the ministerial code and its indyref2 implications make the front pages.

MSPs have been investigating the Scottish government's handling of harassment claims against former first minister Alex Salmond.

Prof Emmanuel Ogbonna says laws designed to protect people simply have not been implemented.

Many businesses have spent most of the last year closed and are asking for indicative dates.

In the year since the first Covid lockdown, what have been the key moments in Scotland's pandemic?

Ulster University researchers say it "damages the life-chances of a large proportion of the school population".

James Heaton says lessons need to be learnt after the "sheer hell" of losing his parents.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

We've done more walking and worked more from home this year, according to a BBC-commissioned poll.

A collection of your tributes to some of the thousands of people in the UK who have died with coronavirus.

The hubs in Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast and Darlington will aim to provide local firms with advice.

The retailer will not sell magazines with disposable plastic toys after a campaign by a 10-year-old.