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Business groups write to the prime minister urging the government not to waver on Heathrow expansion.

No Afghan civilians who worked for the Army have been resettled in the UK so far, MPs say.

John Bruton has urged the UK and EU to tackle disagreements over the border sooner rather than later.

Richard Holden had been accused of attacking a woman at a party in London in December 2016.

The Old Bexley and Sidcup MP speaks about about his illness and recovery.

The EU's new data laws also cover politicians and political parties in how they collect and use information.

Tensions rise over defence and security co-operation as the UK makes its case for a close partnership.

The Evening Standard editor and former chancellor joins Italian investment fund that owns Juventus.

The Labour leader is meeting business leaders in Londonderry where he'll hear their concerns on Brexit.

Vaughan Gething has the backing of four AMs to succeed Carwyn Jones as the next Welsh Labour leader.

A long-awaited SNP report says the country would later move towards introducing its own currency.

Voters are deciding whether to repeal the Eighth Amendment, which effectively bans terminations.

Thousands of people may be unaware they can have their photos deleted on the police database.

Exam league tables are stigmatising white working-class schools, head teachers say.

A senior EU official describes the UK's negotiating position as a "fantasy", after talks in Brussels.

The clause banned the "promotion" of homosexuality in schools, effectively stopping teachers and others from talking about LGBT issues.

MP resigns as parliamentary private secretary saying she wants to be a "robust voice" for Brexit.

The Spectator columnist says he was accused of actions by MPs that were "completely untrue, just completely malicious and false".

One of the custom plans could cost up to £20bn a year, says HMRC.

MP Julian Lewis suggests all cyclists should be required to have a bell fitted to improve safety.