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The first minister meets the Conservatives on Tuesday for initial talks on a budget deal.

Exclusive: Reform are demanding sweeping changes to Labour's hugely controversial Sentencing Bill.

Shadow ministers will force a vote on changes to the Government's Sentencing Bill to prevent thousands of rapists and paedophiles being freed early.

Thousands already locked up for crimes such as rape, sexual assault, burglary, stalking, domestic abuse could be let out earlier

Exclusive: Lucy Powell takes aim at PM over ‘missteps and mistakes’, saying she was sacked for opposing cuts and that the party must reconnect with lost voters – but not by copying Reform

There are 224 chalk streams in England, which represent 85% of the streams in the world

Green groups have taken aim at the Government's flagship planning Bill

The minister defended his handling of the Skills Development Fund, despite opposition claims that the government has turned the program into a 'slush fund.'

Parliamentary rules forbid debates about the conduct of royals, which some consider a fig leaf for inaction

The leaflet suggests there is "no evidence" that "migrants bring crime to our streets".

Labour poses a triple threat which could kill off independent fish and chip shops across the country.

The Culture Secretary branded Ayoub Khan, the independent MP for Birmingham Perry Barr, as 'entirely disingenuous' in a heated House of Commons exchange.

Would long-term strategy be imperilled if, say, only 80% of UK electricity generation was low carbon by 2032? Hardly

There's a fix for this that will be better for everyone.

More than 220,000 pensioners were affected as the government sets out to recover funds.

The party must reconnect with its ideology of solidarity and compassion, and not be a bleak copy of Reform UK, says Dr Wouter Servaas

Michelle O’Neill questioned when the inquiry into the death of GAA official Sean Brown would start.

Michelle O’Neill questioned when the inquiry into the death of GAA official Sean Brown would start.

Michelle O’Neill questioned when the inquiry into the death of GAA official Sean Brown would start.